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Lesson 1. Understanding Rich Internet Applications

Lesson 2. Getting Started

Lesson 3. Laying Out the Interface

Lesson 4. Using Simple Controls

Lesson 5. Handling Events

Lesson 6. Using Remote XML Data

Lesson 7. Creating Classes

Lesson 8. Using Data Binding and Collections

Lesson 9. Breaking the Application into Components

Lesson 10. Using DataGroups and Lists

Lesson 11. Creating and Dispatching Events

Lesson 12. Using the Flex DataGrid

Lesson 13. Using Drag and Drop

Lesson 14. Implementing the Checkout Process

Lesson 15. Using Formatters and Validators

Lesson 16. Customizing a Flex Application with Styles

Lesson 17. Customizing a Flex Application with Skins

Lesson 18. Creating Custom ActionScript Components

Introducing Components with ActionScript 3.0

Building Components Can Be Complex

Understanding Flex Components

Why Make Components?

Defining a Component

Creating the Visuals

Adding Functionality to the Component

Creating a Renderer for the Skin

What You Have Learned

Setup Instructions

Index

Defining a Component

You cannot create a component without knowing its intended purpose, so let’s examine the current list and related controls alongside a new intended look and feel for this component.

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Lesson 18. Creating Custom ActionScript Components > Defining a Component

Defining a Component