My first Adobe Air Application! E-Synergy Workflow

Posted At : October 19, 2007 4:47 PM | Posted By : Pablo "Wizard of" Vos
Related Categories: Coldfusion,Javascript,Air

I've created my first full Adobe Air application today with the Dreamweaver CS3 extension, using Javascript, Ajax, Coldfusion and HTML.

We use an application called Exact E-Synergy for storing our complete workflow, contact management, project management, etc. which is a really awesome webbased CRM-package (and so much more). I hate having to permanently have an Internet Explorer window open, so I developed this utility which list my workflow for the next week. It also highlights new items in yellow, and notifies people of new items that have arrived.

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Adobe Air: adding a timer through Javascript

Posted At : October 16, 2007 8:53 AM | Posted By : Pablo "Wizard of" Vos
Related Categories: Javascript,Air,Webdevelopment

So I am working on a small app that should run a fixed javascript routine (a refresh of a page) every 60 seconds.

First off, make sure that you have the AirAliases.js loaded:

<script src="AIRAliases.js" type="text/javascript"></script>

And then run this code through Javascript:

function startTimer(){
   myTimer = new air.Timer(60000, 0);
   myTimer.addEventListener(air.TimerEvent.TIMER, appLoad);
   myTimer.start();
}
The second argument for air.Timer() is the number of times you want this timer to run. I run the code at the end of the "appLoad()" function, so it get's looped automatically.

The addEventListener is an listener that runs when the TIMER is finished, and it runs the "appLoad" function.

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