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    ADOBE® FLEX® 3: ADVANCED DATA VISUALIZATION DEVELOPER GUIDE

    • ADOBE® FLEX® 3: ADVANCED DATA VISUALIZATION DEVELOPER GUIDE

    • By: Adobe Systems

    • Publisher: Adobe Systems

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    • Print ISBN: 00-1-120-090006S-I

    • Pages in Print Edition: 402

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    Overview

    Describes how to use Advanced DataGrid, OLAP DataGrid, Advanced charting, and automation agents.

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    Table of Contents

     

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    Copyright

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    Chapter 1: Introduction to Charts
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    About charting

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    Using the charting controls

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    About the series classes

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    About the axis classes

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    Creating charts in ActionScript

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    Defining chart data
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    Using chart data

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    Sources of chart data

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    Structure of chart data

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    Changing chart data at run time

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    Chapter 2: Chart Types
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    Using area charts

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    Using bar charts

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    Using bubble charts
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    Using multiple series in BubbleChart controls

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    Using candlestick charts

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    Using column charts
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    Creating floating column charts

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    Using HighLowOpenClose charts

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    Using line charts
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    Formatting lines

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    Using vertical lines in a LineChart control

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    Using pie charts
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    Using data labels with PieChart controls

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    Creating doughnut charts

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    Creating exploding pie charts

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    Using plot charts

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    Using multiple data series

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    Using multiple axes

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    Chapter 3: Formatting Charts

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    Applying chart styles
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    Applying styles with CSS

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    Applying styles by binding tag definitions

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    Using ChartElement objects

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    Setting padding properties

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    Formatting tick marks

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    Formatting axis lines

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    Using strokes with chart controls
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    Defining AxisRenderer properties with strokes

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    Using strokes in ActionScript

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    Defining strokes for LineSeries and AreaSeries

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    Using fills with chart controls
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    Setting fills with CSS

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    Using gradient fills with chart controls

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    Using different alpha values with fills

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    Using filters with chart controls

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    Using chart grid lines
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    Formatting chart grid lines with MXML

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    Formatting chart grid lines with CSS

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    Formatting chart grid lines with ActionScript

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    Positioning chart axes

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    Rotating chart axis labels

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    Skinning ChartItem objects
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    Using multiple renderer classes

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    Creating custom renderers

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    Formatting Legend controls

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    Chapter 4: Displaying Data and Labels
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    About the CategoryAxis class

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    About the NumericAxis class
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    About the LinearAxis subclass

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    About the LogAxis subclass

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    About the DateTimeAxis subclass

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    Adding axis titles

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    Defining axis labels
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    Disabling axis labels

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    Customizing axis labels

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    Setting ranges

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    Using data labels
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    Styling data labels

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    Customizing data label values

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    Using DataTip objects
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    Customizing the text inside a DataTip object

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    Showing multiple DataTip objects

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    Customizing DataTip values

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    Creating custom DataTip renderers

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    Using per-item fills

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    Using the minField property

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    Stacking charts

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    Using Legend controls
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    Adding a Legend control to your chart

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    Creating a custom Legend control

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    Chapter 5: Using Events and Effects in Charts

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    Handling user interactions with charts
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    About chart events

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    About chart data events

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    Using the HitData object

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    Changing mouse sensitivity

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    Disabling interactivity

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    Using effects with charts
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    Using standard effect triggers

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    Using charting effect triggers

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    Charting effects with data series

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    Applying effects with ActionScript

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    Drilling down into data

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    Selecting chart items
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    Methods of chart item selection

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    Clearing selections

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    Using the selection API to create new charts

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    Dragging and dropping ChartItem objects

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    Drawing on chart controls
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    Using offsets for data coordinates

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    Using multiple axes with data canvases

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    Chapter 6: Using the AdvancedDataGrid Control

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    About the AdvancedDataGrid control
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    Migrating from the DataGrid control

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    Example: Creating column groups

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    Sorting by multiple columns

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    Styling rows and columns
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    Styling rows

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    Styling columns

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    Using a data formatter in a column

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    Selecting multiple cells and rows

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    Hierarchical and grouped data display
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    Setting the data provider with hierarchical data

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    Controlling the navigation tree of the AdvancedDataGrid control

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    Setting navigation tree icons and labels

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    Using the groupIconFunction and groupLabelFunction properties

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    Creating a separate column for the navigation tree

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    Displaying hierarchical data
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    Defining hierarchical data with an ArrayCollection

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    Displaying hierarchical XML data

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    Displaying grouped data
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    Using the default MXML property of the GroupingCollection class

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    Creating a column for the GroupLabel field

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    Creating groups in ActionScript

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    Creating summary rows

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    Creating column groups
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    Using grouped columns with hierarchical data

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    Specify a data field for the AdvancedDataGridColumnGroup class

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    Using item renderers with the AdvancedDataGrid control
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    Using an item renderer

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    Using a renderer to generate column data

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    Using an item renderer that spans an entire row

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    Keyboard navigation

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    Chapter 7: Creating OLAP Data Grids

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    About OLAP data grids
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    About creating an OLAP data grid

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    About OLAP cubes

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    About OLAP schemas

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    About OLAP queries

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    Example using the OLAPDataGrid control

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    Creating an OLAP schema
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    Specifying the aggregation method for a measure

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    Creating a schema dimension

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    Creating a default member in a schema

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    Creating OLAP queries
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    Preparing a cube for a query

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    Creating a query axis

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    Executing a query and returning the results to an OLAPDataGrid control

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    Specifying a default cell string for the OLAPDataGrid control

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    Writing a query for a simple OLAP cube
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    Defining a query for a simple cube

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    Add all members to an axis

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    Add explicit members to a query

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    Writing a query for a complex OLAP cube

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    Creating a multidimensional axis in an OLAPDataGrid control
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    Creating a query using a nondefault measure

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    Using a slicer axis to reduce the dimensionality of the query result

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    Configuring the display of an OLAPDataGrid
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    Styling cells of the OLAPDataGrid control by using a callback function

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    Using an item renderer with the OLAPDataGrid control

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    Using an item renderer to apply styles to an OLAPDataGrid control

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    Chapter 8: Creating Applications for Testing
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    About automating applications with Flex

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    Tasks and techniques for testable applications overview

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    Compiling applications for testing
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    Use run-time loading

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    Creating testable applications
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    Providing meaningful identification of objects

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    Coding containers

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    Understanding the automation framework
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    Automated testing workflow with the QTP automation tool

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    Instrumenting events
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    Instrumenting existing events

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    Instrumenting custom components
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    Creating a delegate class

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    Using the class definitions file

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    Setting the automationName property

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    Instrumenting composite components

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    Example: Instrumenting the RandomWalk custom component for QTP
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    Instrumenting the RandomWalk custom component

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    Instrumenting RandomWalk events

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    Preparing the RandomWalk component for playback

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    Adjusting event recording

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    Adding checkpoints

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    Chapter 9: Creating Custom Agents
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    About creating custom agents

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    About the automation APIs
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    About the AutomationManager class

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    About the delegate classes

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    Understanding the automation flow

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    Creating agents

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    Creating a recording agent
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    Using the CustomAdapter class

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    Creating a replaying agent
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    Using the AutoQuick example

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    About the AutoQuick example