Tag Archive for SQLite

FATC – AIR 2.0 workshop review

Steven / May 14, 2010 / 3 comments

OK, so now we’re done with the AIR 2.0 workshop here. Things were really looking good and we had some great questions and responses from the audience. Let me make a small summary of what we covered. Peter Elst was up first and he talked about the basic stuff in AIR. Since the audience was [...]

Category: AIR, ColdFusion, Conference / Tags: AIR, ColdFusion, Hibernate, ORM, SQLite

SQLite database updates: the necessary heavyweight solution

Steven / April 28, 2009 / 2 comments

A while ago, I’ve written my first real, technically complex AIR application for a client. Like I mentioned in another post then (http://blog.multimediacollege.be/2009/03/using-the-local-encrypted-database-in-air-theory-and-practise/) , the theory and practice of the SQLite database that is shipped with AIR don’t always match. And so, now I had to find out another annoying thing about this very very [...]

Category: ActionScript 3, AIR / Tags: AIR, alter table, database, SQLite, update

Using the local encrypted database in AIR: theory and practise

Steven / March 26, 2009 / One comment

I’ve just finished a rather technical AIR project in which I encountered some major and minor issues regarding the use of AIR technology and I thought I would share them with you all, hoping I can provide some solutions to problem you may encounter when you create your own AIR projects. One of the key [...]

Category: ActionScript 3, AIR / Tags: AIR, certificate, database, EncryptedLocalStore, encryption, login, offline, online, password, security, SQLite

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Creating a custom required RadioButtonGroup Validator class in Flex

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Tag Archive for SQLite

FATC – AIR 2.0 workshop review

SQLite database updates: the necessary heavyweight solution

Using the local encrypted database in AIR: theory and practise

Meanwhile, on the blog