The following tables list the different version 2 components, arranged by category.
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A set of vertical overlapping views with buttons along the top that allow users to switch views. |
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A window that presents a message and buttons to capture the user's response. |
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A resizable button that can be customized with a custom icon. |
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Allows users to make a Boolean (true or false) choice. |
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Allows users to select one option from a scrolling list of choices. This component can have an selectable text field at the top of the list that allows users to search the list. |
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Allows users to display and manipulate multiple columns of data. |
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Allows users to select one or more dates from a calendar. |
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An nonselectable text field with a calendar icon. When a user clicks inside the component's bounding box, Flash displays a DateChooser component. |
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A non-editable, single-line text field. |
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Allows users to select one or more options from a scrolling list. |
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A container that holds a loaded SWF or JPEG file. |
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A standard desktop application menu; allows users to select one command from a list. |
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A horizontal bar of menus. |
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A text box with clickable arrows that raise and lower the value of a number. |
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Displays the progress of a process, such as a loading operation. |
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Allows users to select between mutually exclusive options. |
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Displays movie clips, bitmaps, and SWF files in a limited area using automatic scroll bars. |
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An optionally editable, multiline text field. |
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An optionally editable, single-line text input field. |
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Allows a user to manipulate hierarchical information. |
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A draggable window with a title bar, caption, border, and Close button and content-display area. |
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Allows you to add a scroll bar to a text field. |
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Description |
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Classes that implement the Flash runtime data binding functionality. |
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Holds data and can be used as a connector between components. |
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The model for linear-access lists of data; it provides simple array-manipulation capabilities that broadcast data changes. |
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A building block for creating data-driven applications. |
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Lets you save data back to any supported data source. This component translates the XML that can be received and parsed by a web service, JavaBean, servlet, or ASP page. |
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Classes that allow access to web services that use Simple Object Access Protocol (SOAP). These classes are in the mx.services package. |
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Provides scriptless access to web service method calls. |
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Reads and writes XML documents by using the HTTP GET and POST methods. |
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Lets you save data back to any supported data source. This component translates the delta packet into XUpdate. |
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Description |
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Lets you include a video player in your Flash application to play progressive streaming video over HTTP, from a Flash Video Streaming Service (FVSS), or from Flash Media Server (FMS). |
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MediaController component |
Controls streaming media playback in an application (see Media components). |
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MediaDisplay component |
Displays streaming media in an application (see Media components). |
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MediaPlayback component |
A combination of the MediaDisplay and MediaController components (see Media components). |
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Description |
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Manages the stacking depths of objects. |
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Handles Tab key navigation between components. Also handles focus changes as users click in the application. |
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Lets you create and delete pop-up windows. |
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Lets you register styles and manages inherited styles. |
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Lets you manage which top-level window is activated. |
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Lets you manage animation effects to slides and movie clips. |
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Class |
Description |
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Lets you manipulate form application screens at runtime. |
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Base class for the Slide and Form classes. |
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Lets you manipulate slide presentation screens at runtime. |