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ILOG Elixir for Adobe AIR and Flex
ILOG Elixir for Adobe AIR and Flex makes it easy for developers to create rich Internet applications (RIAs) that provide advanced graphical data-displays. ILOG Elixir helps Flex developers turn raw data into clear, actionable information through a highly graphical and interactive user experience.
ILOG Elixir for Adobe Flex allows Flex developers to:
- Quickly deliver graphical and interactive RIAs as dashboards with charts and maps, scheduling and planning displays or organization charts.
- Create custom displays through ILOG Elixir class derivation or numerous extendible APIs.
- Reuse all existing Adobe Flex and AIR capabilities as server push, off-line modes and data connections.
Flex developers can use these simple steps to get started with using ILOG Elixir in their applications:
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What is ILOG Elixir for Flex developers?
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Watch demos to see what you can build with ILOG Elixir:
- The Word Factbook: This demo application displays C.I.A. World Factbook Data using gauges, treemap, 3D charts and radar chart from the ILOG Elixir components suite. Read more about the background and use case for this demo app.
- Clock widget: This blog post shows how to build a clock component with the ILOG Elixir Gauges Framework.
- See all ILOG Elixir product demonstrations.
- Read the article, ILOG Elixir: Your remedy for vibrant data visualization.
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- Try or buy Adobe Flex Builder. (The Flex SDK is free and automatically installs with Flex Builder.)
- Download ILOG Elixir for Adobe Flex and then watch the screencast to learn How to install ILOG Elixir Components for Flex.
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Build your first application using ILOG Elixir and Flex:
- Watch a screencast on how to Build your first ILOG Elixir application.
- Watch a screencast on how to Build a custom map with ILOG Elixir.
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Build on your skills with these resources:
- Check out the ILOG Elixir documentation, user forums, and wish list and bugbase.
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