Few More As Faqs..

What are Static variable and Static classes?

What is the difference between as2 and as3?

Explain singleton design pattern and its implementation?

What are data services?

What is flex charting and its use?

Explain the complete display list API.

What is the difference between sprite and movie clip?

Explain the procedure of handling HTML items in xml.

How can we do the video editing?

What are cue points?

How can we achieve the Database integration with Flash and Flex?

What is server side data handling?

What is Font Embedding? How to do it and why and its use.?

What are device fonts?

What are dynamic classes adn how can they useful in a real scenario?

Explain the event flow.

What is object class?

Can we call add event listener and dispatch event on object class?

Which class we need to import for event?

What is the use of weak references?

What is the garbage collection procedure in as3?

Can we overload the function of two different classes.?

Difference between target and current target?

Difference between inheritance and composition?

Explain the use of flash media server.

What is flash remoting?

What is strict mode compilation?

What is the need of interfaces?

How can we pause a running event?

Difference between == and &&?


more on the go...................... :)

Adobe LiveCycle ES Foundation

Adobe LiveCycle ES Foundation software provides the underlying server capabilities that enable the deployment, execution, and management of LiveCycle ES solution components. Included with the purchase of most* LiveCycle ES solution components, LiveCycle ES Foundation consists of:

• Service container
• Foundation services
• Administration tools
• Central repository

Use LiveCycle ES Foundation to deploy short-lived processes that combine a number of solution components. For example, you can create a PDF form, apply a security policy to it, certify the document, and finally enable the form for basic form fill-in and import/export of data using Adobe Reader® software. A short-lived process can be reused in other processes once it has been created. It can also be invoked by a number of different mechanisms. For developers, a process can be invoked through a Java API, web services, and Microsoft .NET. LiveCycle software supports the WS-I Basic Profile 1.1 standard and has tested interoperability with .NET and the web services stacks supported by the major application server vendors as well as that found within the Sun™ Java Software Development Kit (SDK). LiveCycle ES also allows developers of Adobe Flex™ software using ActionScript™ to directly invoke processes (as well as solution components) through Adobe LiveCycle Data Services ES software. Other common forms of invocation include watched folders and e-mail.

Service container

The service container provides the common runtime environment to support all solution components and associated services. It provides an event framework that enables business events to be defined. LiveCycle ES supports a number of different event types, such as asynchronous events, exception events, and timer events. Events can be raised or received within processes or linked to external events on a messaging bus through integration with Java Message Service (JMS).

Foundation services

LiveCycle ES Foundation has a number of out-of-box services that allow integration with common IT infrastructures. Common services include:

• Query a user directory through LDAP
• Invoke web services
• Read/write data to a relational database through SQL queries
• Send/receive e-mail through common standards such as SMTP, POP3, and IMAP
• Send/receive messages over a JMS queue
• Read/write files from a file system or using FTP protocol

Administration tools

To simplify the management of your LiveCycle deployment, LiveCycle ES Foundation includes:

• LiveCycle Configuration Manager
• LiveCycle Administration Console

LiveCycle Configuration Manager is used to configure and deploy LiveCycle ES solution components, including applying service packs and emergency patches.

LiveCycle Administration Console is a web-based portal used by systems administrators to manage the deployment and configuration of LiveCycle ES applications, configure users and groups and their associated permissions, and configure and fine-tune the server settings such as port numbers and log files. LiveCycle Administration Console also provides the ability to manage each solution component, such as configuring polices for Adobe LiveCycle Rights Management ES software and reassigning tasks as part of Adobe LiveCycle Process Management ES software.

Central repository

When you deploy an application, all of the information goes in the LiveCycle ES Foundation central repository, and all of the systems in a single or clustered J2EE system get their components from the repository. This greatly simplifies application deployment and enables many time-saving capabilities, such as form fragment libraries for reuse, auditing for management, and versioning for structured development and deployment. The ability to move archives (groups of related assets that can be packaged together) eliminates many manual tasks. And by relating assets in the repository, these applications can be exported and transferred to other LiveCycle systems including Adobe LiveCycle Content Services ES.

What is Perl??

Perl (Practical Extraction and Reporting Language) , is an interpreted programming language with a huge number of uses, libraries and resources. Arguably one of the most discussed and used languages on the internet, Perl was first brought into being by Larry Wall circa 1987 as a general purpose Unix scripting language to process mail on Unix systems and since extended by a huge cast of characters.

Perl is a programming language which can be used for a large variety of tasks. A typical simple use of Perl would be for extracting information from a text file and printing out a report or for converting a text file into another form. But Perl provides a large number of tools for quite complicated problems, including systems programming. Programs written in Perl are called Perl scripts, whereas the term the perl program refers to the system program named perl for executing Perl scripts.

If you have used shell scripts or awk or sed or similar (Unix) utilities for various purposes, you will find that you can normally use Perl for those and many other purposes, and the code tends to be more compact.

Perl is implemented as an interpreted (not compiled) language. Thus, the execution of a Perl script tends to use more CPU time than a corresponding C program, for instance. On the other hand, computers tend to get faster and faster, and writing something in Perl instead of C tends to save your time.
Advantages:

Advantages :

Portability: Perl code that doesn’t use system specific features can be run on any platform, and these days almost every operating systems support it.
String processing and especially Regular expression support: Perl is a winner in everything related to string processing. Its regular expression support is the most versatile in existence and seamlessly integrated into the language. (In fact, it is so good, that Perl has set a new standard for regular expression, which is now emulated in many other programs and languages).
CPAN: www.cpan.org has a huge collection of free and reusable Perl code for many purposes – Science, system administration, Mathematics, Biology, foreign languages, database access, networking, etc.

Mix up questions of as3 asd Flex

Few More Mix up questions of as3 asd Flex

-What is serialization.(Java Stuff)

-What is item renderer

-What is datagrid

-What is page navigation and how to achieve this in Flex

-What is the difference between mxml and as3 page.

-What is vhbox.?

-What are layers for the integration of the flex and java componenets.

-What are different ways we can connece the java class with the flex component.

-Wht architecture we generaaly follow for the component in cs3

-Do we have multiple inheritance in as3 and java.

-Why we dont have multiple inheritance in java and as3. its disadvantage with example.

-Can we have threads in AS3.?

-How we make the components in as3.?

-Where we put the code in components.?

-Can we break the compiled clip.?

-Whats the need of forms..??


More Coming soon :)

Portlets and Widgets--faqs

Q1. Questions about Portlets
1a) Please give your definition of portlets

1b) Please list specific characteristics (=attributes, properties) of portlets

1c) Please list specific features (=functionalities) of portlets



Q2. Questions about Widgets
2a) Please give your definition of widgets

2b) Please list specific characteristics (=attributes, properties) of widgets

2c) Please list specific features (=functionalities) of widgets



Q3. Please tell us, what do YOU consider as the major differentiator(s) between:
3a) Portlets and Widgets? (cf. Wikipedia on Web widget)

3b) Widgets and Java Applets? (cf. W3C Widget requirements)



Q4. Please share with us YOUR ideas how to evaluate:
4a) Portlets?

4b) Widgets?

no need to apologise, really!

no need to apologise, really!

some times at night when I flop on to the bed
I think of what I should or should'nt have said
everything seems to have happened by chance..
should I or should'nt I have cared for a second glance?

no one is all evil, not everyone perfect
its best not to have too much to expect
everyone trapped in their own little world
in their own actions and emotions they're hurled

its ok if sometimes I cant get
whats going on in your mind
there are some awkward pauses i'll bet
but its time to leave all those behind

so let you be you and let me be me

_Courtsey---A friend of Mine

Bunch of AS questions

• What are modifiers
• How to do External Communications
• What are Preloaders
• What are Abstract Classes
• Can we have Flash Stage Transparent
• Can we Resize Stage at run time
  
• Can you explain the difference between SWC and SWF?
  
• What are Inspectable Tags?
• What are Shared Movie Clip Symbols?
• What is Gradient Masking
• How we integrate ASP with ActionScript?
• How can we Load PDF into Flash?
• How to Load Text File Methods?
• Integration of PHP & Flash.
• How to upload files and downloads.
• Explain Static Vs Constant
• How to prevent a class from being Inherited
• How to attach Audio & Video in AS2.0 AS3.0
• How to add special symbol in XML like %,$,@ etc.
• Printing a document in AS3.0,2.0
• ExplainSCORM & LMS
• How to communicate Javascript to LMS
• What isLockRoot
• How can we make Duplicate Movie Clip in AS3.0
• Explain Memory Management in AVM2.
  
• How to maintain multiple classes application as minor changing takes long time in compilation
• What is constructor
• Can we make it private? What happens in that case.
• Access Modifier for the Constructor
• Explain Layers and Depths
• Are Movie Clip depth +ve or -ve.
• Remove Movie Clip Method from Stage
• What is basic behind Local Connection.
  
• What is Shared Library and Objects
• How do we load videos and add cuepoints dynamically?
• What is deep copy and shallow copy
• How does garbage collection works if we invoke it from function
• Two methods of loading swf files in AS3.0
• Two way of communication from Javascript and Flash in AS2.0
• How do you create SCORM compliant SCO's
• MVC architecture and Framework
• Is there any security error we got on IE while running a Flashfile published to HTML
• Concept of Interface and its implementation
• External Interface in AS2.0+3.0
• Sending and Loading values from server side script.
• What is difference between Get and Post methods.