Write Flash Files With C# or Visual Basic

摘要

Xamlon Pro Flash Edition is first to market with XAML, a language for specifying rich user interfaces, but is it ready for business applications? Flash envy, anyone? If your business applications are developed with Microsoft tools such as Visual Studio. Net, you've probably craved the spectacular graphics and animation capabilities of Macromedia Flash or wished that deployment of rich Internet applications were as easy as downloading a Shockwave file. Confined until recently to entertainment and advertising, Flash has been applied in a few business applications, especially dashboard monitors and what-if widgets, to enhance the user experience. But most enterprise developers don't have Flash programming skills. With some limitations, Xamlon's Xamlon Pro Flash Edition provides a bridge to Flash while working in the .Net environment so familiar to many business developers. It can't deliver the best of both worlds, but it's an interesting option for adding visual appeal.