[worldKit-dev] Firing in time changes through javascript
Mikel Maron
mikel_maron at yahoo.com
Wed Jul 18 01:42:02 PDT 2007
Hi Ian
No nothing atm .. but I think something like you suggest, JTimeComm, would do it .. and wouldn't be that difficult. Happy to make suggestions there.
There are open source tools for building flash. http://osflash.org/ is the resource for this.
I've intended to get worldKit building with these tools, but just haven't had the time. I do use the Adobe Flash Dev environment presently.
-Mikel
----- Original Message ----
From: Ian Mayo <IanMayo at freenet.co.uk>
To: worldkit-dev at lists.brainoff.com
Sent: Monday, July 16, 2007 11:19:09 PM
Subject: [worldKit-dev] Firing in time changes through javascript
Hi all,
I'm persevering with my GeoRSS player application
(http://lists.brainoff.com/htdig.cgi/worldkit-dev-brainoff.com/2007-June/000
297.html) , albeit rather slowly....
I was moving forward with my Flex wrapper, but in the face of a series of
integration issues I've stepped back, and will start off with a plain html
wrapper - tying the components together with javascript, and proving the
javascript comms in and out of WorldKit.
I'm currently held up trying to pass the "indicated time" into Worldkit. Is
there a way to update the WorldKit displayed time from javascript in the
parent html document?
[the bigger picture challenge is that I want to tie in the displayed track
data with the current text entry in a table. I believe the only way for me
to do this is to control the time in the html wrapper page: setting both the
'diary' table and plot to the indicated time]
Superficially, it appears that I need a JTimeComm jscript interface. Is
that's the case, could somebody give me a quick pointer to what development
environment is needed to build a component based on the checked out worldKit
sources? Is there a free Flash development environment? Or do I have to
stump up the cash for Adobe Flash?
Thanks,
Ian.
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