Archive for February, 2007
The Mobile Future
Builder.au have just published a write-up on the state of the development environment and its future for mobile devices, and how Flash is now a major player in this area. Its a good read, and not just because i’m quoted
Have a read here
Posted: February 28th, 2007 under Adobe.
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Recordings of the Australian Adobe Web Tricks of the Trade Presentations
Brian Chau has been busy recording his presentation from the recent Sydney, Auckland & Brisbane Adobe Events (Melbourne was before Christmas)
Whether you were at the event and would like a refresher or missed it and are interested in the following topics, go get a coffee (or a beer!), find a comfy chair and click on […]
Posted: February 27th, 2007 under Adobe.
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LiveCycle Expense Process Tutorial and Flex integration samples
Lots of new LiveCycle samples to play with!
The team over at Ensemble Systems have been busy putting together a great walkthrough tutorial (including videos!) that show’s how simple it is to build form based processes with Adobe LiveCycle. This is a great way to see how easy LiveCycle can be to enable your workflows. You […]
Posted: February 27th, 2007 under Adobe.
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XForms & LiveCycle
Lately when I talk to customers about forms, i get the odd question about what Adobe is doing with XForms. W3C’s definition of XForms is “XForms” is W3C’s name for a specification of Web forms that can be used with a wide variety of platforms including desktop computers, hand helds, information appliances, and even paper. […]
Posted: February 20th, 2007 under Adobe.
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Free LiveCycle Workflow QPACs
Adobe Partner SyndromeSoft have announced the availability of three free QPACs for Adobe LiveCycle Workflow as well as a few trial ones as well. Their website promises more QPACs in the coming months so it’d be best to keep and eye on them if you are a LiveCycle developer.
Posted: February 5th, 2007 under Adobe.
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LiveCycle Productivity Kit updated
Marcel Boucher has updated the LiveCycle Productivity Kit (LPK) on RIAForge, which is a set of helper classes that implement the Adobe LiveCycle APIs. Apart from a couple of bug fixes, this release contains a new properties file called wfutils-config.properties that allows you to use LPK Workflow Utils with other app servers apart from JBoss, […]
Posted: February 2nd, 2007 under Adobe.
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