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Flash and XML A Developer Guide 1st Edition by Dov Jacobson, Mary OBrien, Jesse Jacobson ISBN 0201729202 9780201729207

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Authors:By Dov Jacobson, Jesse Jacobson , Series:Computer Science [254] , Author sort:By Dov Jacobson, Jesse Jacobson , Ids:0201729202 , Languages:Languages:eng , Publisher:Addison Wesley , Comments:Comments:Published November 20, 2001, 368 pages.

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Author: Dov Jacobson, Mary OBrien, Jesse Jacobson

Instead of just “gee-whiz” animation or cool user interfaces, Flash pros need to build truly useful sites that are viable for the long-term. That means interfacing Flash with dynamic content, backend databases, server-based applications, and even with other live users. The key to all these is XML. Now, there’s a book that shows you exactly how to build enterprise Flash applications that integrate XML — and leverage its full power. Flash and XML is structured in 19 progressive lessons. In each lesson, the authors teach a key principle of Flash enterprise integration by first explaining it, and then demonstrating it with working code. The book begins with an introduction to Flash and ActionScript that’s ideal for working developers, and also serves as a useful refresher for Flash professionals. Next, the authors introduce XML, review the role of HTTP in Web development, and start writing PHP-based server code for accessing back-end data. Next, they show how to extend Flash and server-side systems to a third-tier, connecting with back-end databases via SQL. Every chapter’s code samples build on what’s come before, constructing a robust application that encompasses client-side Flash code, server-side XML, back-end remote database access, and even emulated “peer-to-peer” connections. For both Flash professionals (with or without XML experience) and software engineers involved in Web development (with or without Flash experience).

Flash and XML A Developer Guide 1st Edition Table of contents:

Chapter 1: Getting Started with Flash and XML

Overview of Flash and Its Role in Web Development
Introduction to XML and Its Importance
Why Combine Flash with XML?
Setting Up Your Development Environment
First Look: Creating a Simple Flash and XML Application

Chapter 2: Understanding Flash Basics

Introduction to Flash and ActionScript
Flash Timeline and Keyframes
Using Symbols and Movie Clips
Understanding the Flash IDE (Integrated Development Environment)
Creating Simple Animations with Flash

Chapter 3: Introduction to XML

What is XML and Why Use It?
XML Syntax and Structure
Basic XML Elements and Attributes
Understanding XML Documents
Parsing XML with Flash

Chapter 4: Connecting Flash with XML

Overview of Flash’s XML Capabilities
Loading XML Data into Flash
Using XML for Dynamic Content in Flash Animations
Parsing and Manipulating XML Data in Flash
Example: Building a Flash Application with External XML Data

Chapter 5: Flash and XML for Dynamic Data

Using XML to Create Dynamic Flash Interfaces
Loading and Displaying Data Dynamically in Flash
Creating Interactive Applications with Flash and XML
Working with Forms and User Input in Flash with XML
Example: Real-time Updates and Interactivity with Flash and XML

Chapter 6: Advanced XML Techniques

Advanced XML Parsing in Flash
Working with Nested XML Structures
XML Validation and Error Handling in Flash
Storing and Retrieving Data from External XML Files
Example: Creating Complex Flash Applications with Multiple XML Files

Chapter 7: Flash and Web Services

Introduction to Web Services and Flash
Using XML-based Web Services in Flash Applications
Sending and Receiving Data with HTTP and XML
Working with SOAP and RESTful Web Services in Flash
Example: Connecting Flash with Web APIs Using XML

Chapter 8: Integrating Flash with Databases via XML

Introduction to Databases and Flash
Using XML to Connect Flash with Database Systems
Building a Dynamic Flash Application with XML and Database Data
Example: Flash and MySQL Integration via XML
Using PHP and XML to Connect Flash to a Server-Side Database

Chapter 9: Flash, XML, and Multimedia Integration

Integrating Audio and Video in Flash Using XML
Controlling Multimedia Elements with XML Data
Synchronizing Flash Animations with Multimedia Using XML
Example: Building a Multimedia Flash Player with Dynamic XML Content

Chapter 10: Optimizing Flash and XML Applications

Performance Considerations for Flash and XML
Reducing XML Load Times in Flash Applications
Caching and Compressing XML Files for Faster Performance
Optimizing Flash Animations When Using XML Data
Debugging and Troubleshooting Flash/XML Applications

Chapter 11: Best Practices for Flash and XML Development

Code Reusability and Modular Design with Flash and XML
Ensuring Cross-Browser Compatibility
Debugging and Error Handling in Flash/XML Projects
Security Considerations for Flash and XML Applications
Version Control and Collaboration in Flash Projects

Chapter 12: Case Studies and Real-World Applications

Case Study 1: Building a Dynamic Flash Site Using XML Data
Case Study 2: Creating an Online Flash Storefront with XML and Web Services
Case Study 3: Flash Dashboard with Real-Time Data Updates via XML
Lessons Learned from Real-World Flash/XML Applications

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