01 Jun 2008 @ 3:09 AM 
 

JFlashPlayer , embed flash videos in your application

 
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JFlashPlayer is a plugin that allows Java developers to integrate flash movies in their java application. With the Java Flash Player API you can control the flash interface within the application such as playing, stopping or even change the animation qualty of the flash movie.

To add the JFlashPlayer to your application you only need these few lines:

JAVA:
  1. // specify the required version in case its not available
  2. FlashPanel.setRequiredFlashVersion("6");
  3. // image1 is a java.awt.Image to be displayed on any error
  4. FlashPanel flashPanel = new FlashPanel(new File("demo.swf"), image1);

You can download the Flash Player Java Package for Windows here or buy the full version here

Personally I think the $95 for a single license is pretty hefty because the difference with between the demo and the full version is that the full version only disables the pop-up window indicating that you are using the trial version but i can imagine that there are Java developers amoung us that want to use flash in their application and for that reason the price can be justified but for me i'd rather use the demo instead unless they are going to lower the price for a single developer. When that happens let me know because I might buy a license to develop with.

Demo screenshot:

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HappyFace :: a freelance java developer that likes to write about Java related topics and blog about his personal interests (Games, Anime etc). A few of his sites includes http://www.engineeringserver.com and http://www.javaforums.net
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Posted By: HappyFace
Last Edit: 16 Aug 2008 @ 05 27 PM

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