Claudius Albat

In PHP 5.3 the function eregi_replace() is deprecated, you can replace it with preg_replace().

The function eregi_replace() is used in the file MethodTable.php in line 505 and 507.
In file /amfphp/core/shared/util/MethodTable.php go to line 505 and replace these three lines of code:

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$comment = eregi_replace("\n[ \t]+", "\n", trim($comment));
$comment = str_replace("\n", "\\n", trim($comment));
$comment = eregi_replace("[\t ]+", " ", trim($comment));

with these lines of code:

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$comment = preg_replace("'\n[ \t]+'U", "\n", trim($comment));
$comment = str_replace("\n", "\\n", trim($comment));
$comment = preg_replace("'[\t ]+'U", " ", trim($comment));

The Cairngorm Plugin is released on http://opensource.adobe.com/wiki/display/cairngorm/Plugin

You can install it from an Eclipse update site:

Within Eclipse go to Help > Software Updates > Find and Install…
Choose Search for new features to install and click Next.
Create a New Remote Site…
Enter a Name (e.g. Cairngorm) and the following URL: http://download.macromedia.com/pub/opensource/cairngorm/plugin/
Select Europa Discovery Site for references.
Follow the installation wizard.

With the march release of SUPER© the free video converter from eRightSoft now converts videos to H.264 streamable MP4 or MOV. This will support progressive download while playback in Flash Player 9.

Within SUPER© click on the tiny switch “Other Opts” and check “Streamable H.264″

The new Adobe Flex 3 beta with Adobe Integrated Runtime (AIR) – formerly code-named Apollo – support is avalable on Adobe Labs.

Flex Data Services has been renamed to LiveCycle Data Services 2.5 providing enhanced integration with Adobe LiveCycle server products. Take a look at the new features here:

LiveCycle Data Services ES

LiveCycle Data Services documentation:

The download is valid for all attendees of the Adobe Flex 2 Advanced Workshops in Brussels (spring 2007) and in Vienna (winter 2006).

The Password Encoder apollo application is based on the cairngorm multilanguage sample from my “Adobe Flex 2 – Developing Cairngorm Applications with FDS and Java” workshop. It uses the crypt classes from the corelib library you can find at RIAForge. Download the Password Encoder AIR-file by clicking the picture below.

A beta release of Cairngorm has been put on Alistair McLeod’s blog and will be moved over onto the Cairngorm page on Adobe Labs once feedback has been received.