courseTitle Flash Builder 4 A A 6 A Exam code Description An Intel Pentium class 4 processor At least 1GB RAM (192 MB recommended) 700 MB of available hard disk space Windows XP with Service Pack 2, WIndows XP Professional, Windows 2000 Server, Windows 2000 Pro, Windows Server 2003 requirement requirement requirement requirement prereq objective objective objective objective objective objective objective objective objective objective Introducing the Adobe Integrated Runtime (AIR) Exploring the AIR development toolset Understanding the runtime application Understanding Adobe AIR 2.0 Understanding the Adobe AIR SDK Looking at Flash Builder 4 Reviewing the Adobe AIR tools for Flash Builder 4 Creating AIR projects Exporting AIR applications Getting started with AIR Creating your first AIR application Creating an AIR project Creating a main application Building an AIR application Copyright © 2010 Adobe Systems Incorporated Packaging and deploying applications Exporting a release Code-signing an application Selecting application contents Installing an application Uninstalling an AIR application Understanding AIR fundamentals Introducing the AIR file format Introducing the application descriptor Getting help and other resources Help inside Flash Builder AIR 2.0 URLs Using the file system Using the File class Accessing common directories Referencing a file or directory Moving and copying file system objects Enabling visual file system interaction Allowing user to specify files or directories Introducing the file browsing components Removing files from the file system Determing the File object type Recycling or deleting file system objects Launching files in their default application Loading and launching files Advanced file system techniques Using file streams Reading and writing files Working with binary data Using the ByteArray class Working with mass storage devices Reading and writing from attached devices Displaying, copying, and moving Files on a storage device Using the clipboard Moving data with copy and paste Understanding the Clipboard Using the generalClipboard Writing data to the clipboard Getting data from the clipboard Using drag and drop Introducing the drag and drop stages Deciding between the Flex and AIR APIs for drag and drop Persisting application data Using an embedded SQL database Understanding the database file Opening a database Creating a database Using SQL statements Creating and executing a SQL statement Handling returned data Copyright © 2010 Adobe Systems Incorporated Storing and loading complex data Base types stored by SQLite Column affinities supported by AIR Storing and retrieving binary image data Creating native windows Creating windows Defining a window with MXML Instantiating an MXML window with ActionScript Opening and closing window components Modifying the window display Changing the window chrome Changing the window type Using full screen display Manipulating windows Referring to a window object Manipulating a window Handling window events Connecting applications Launching and interacting with native operating system processes Launching a native process from AIR Communicating between applications Using the LocalConnection class Connecting to web applications using URL Requests over HTTP Requesting a URL via HTTP Using the URLRequest class Using the URLVariables class Using the URLLoader class Using the Base64Encoder class Displaying HTML content Understanding the HTMLLoader class Using the component Detecting network availability Monitoring network state changes Detecting HTTP resource availability Detecting Socket connectivity Understanding AIR security Considering AIR security Introducing AIR security Introducing security sandboxes Introducing AIR security best practices Detecing AIR capabilities Using encrypted data storage Understanding AIR application updating Using the Updater class Determining current version at runtime Encrypting local database files Implementing database encryption Customizing Deployment Setting the application's desktop icon Using application icons Setting system tray icon Addressing the nativeApplication Copyright © 2010 Adobe Systems Incorporated LAB: Creating the PhotoLab application using Flex 4, AIR 2, and LiveCycle Collaboration Services Introducing the PhotoLab application Understanding the lab structure Examining and running the solution code lessonTitle topic topic topic topic topic topic 0:00 lessonTitle topic topic topic topic topic topic 0:00 lessonTitle topic topic topic topic topic topic 0:00 lessonTitle topic topic topic topic topic topic 0:00 lessonTitle topic topic topic topic topic topic 0:00 lessonTitle topic topic topic topic topic topic 0:00 lessonTitle topic topic topic topic topic topic 0:00 lessonTitle topic topic topic topic topic topic 0:00 lessonTitle topic topic topic topic topic topic 0:00 lessonTitle topic topic topic topic topic topic 0:00 lessonTitle topic topic topic topic topic topic 0:00 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