[thelist] Rich Internet Application

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sure.

Basically you have a builder application. You have a basic shell of a uniform.
You can add options. Collar, sleves, logo (upload), build a logo (probably a
seperate app), clip art, names, numbers, colors (some could be 3 color, some
could be 4 or 1 color), a place for descriptive text about what you are looking
for. Printout, email features, images update, rule update. Also there must be
the ability to work outside of a web evironment such as a Java application on a
Palm or desktop (Windows, Mac). The reason for different rules and images is
that there could be more product lines, like pens, pencils, shirts, ballons.
All of this must feel the end data to the Java application which will then
finish the order process.

Quoting Michal Migurski <mike at teczno.com>:

> > Not to sound like a smart ass, but have you done something like this
> > before with Flash Remoting, reason I ask is that I have talked with a
> > couple of "Flash" developers who once I started listing off things that
> > I wanted to do, they said that it couldnt be done with Flash or it would
> > be prohibitive.  Most responses I got back was SVG using Balik and
> > DHTML/JavaScript for the front end dynamic display.
> 
> Your request is pretty vague - if you can be more specific, then it will
> be easier to judge whether flash is a good fit.
> 
> >From your initial description, it sounds fairly simple.
> 
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