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Macromedia reinvents the Web
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XML and Open SWF |
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2002-03-18 09:15:18 |
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nickmain
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Response to: Freehand... and Macromedia
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A couple of points:
MM does take XML very seriously - the Flash player includes an XML parser and object model - and XML is the preferred way of talking to a server.
SWF is fairly open - I have written a well used open source Java wrapper for it (JavaSWF) which includes SWF to/from XML translation. This has been used on the server-side with XSLT to consume and create Flash movies.
There are also plenty of other open source SWF packages in various languages.
Check http://www.openswf.org
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