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The Flex AIR components can be divided into the following
groups:
File system controlsThe file system controls
are a set of user-interface controls that provide information about
and tools to interact with the file system of the local computer
on which the AIR application is running. These include controls
for displaying lists of files in tree or grid format, controls for
choosing directories or files from a list or combo box, and so on.
HTML controlThe HTML control is used
to display an HTML web page within a Flex application. For example,
you could use it to combine HTML and Flex content in a single application.
You cannot use the HTML control in a mobile Flex application.
FlexNativeMenu controlThe FlexNativeMenu
control provides the ability to use MXML to declaratively define
the structure of a native menu. You can use it to define an application menu
(on OS X), a window’s menu (on Windows), a context menu, and so
forth.
Window containersThe window containers
are two components that can be used as containers for defining the
layout of windows in applications. There are two window containers: the
WindowedApplication, a substitute for the Application container
to use as the main or initial window of an AIR application; and
the Window, for application windows that are opened after the initial
window of the application.
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