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| DESCRIPTION |
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| This sample Royale application shows how you can integrate a 3rd party library, such as Google Maps, into the |
| world of Royale. |
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| The ActionScript side is an AIR app that uses HTMLLoader to bring in the Google MAP JavaScript API. You could |
| also try to use an iFrame with a web application (there are examples of iFrame and Flex scattered around the web). |
| |
| You can also cross-compile this sample into JavaScript. This is possible because there is a JavaScript version of the |
| ActionScript Map class. The JavaScript Map class loads the Google MAP API asynchronously and dispatches a "ready" |
| event when the load and initialization of the API is complete. |
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| You will need a Google API developer key. When you have it, replace --put your Google API dev token here-- with |
| your developer token in the MyInitialView.mxml <basic:Map> tag. |
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| COMPONENTS and BEADS |
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| - Container |
| - DropDownList |
| - Label |
| - TextButton |
| - TextInput |
