5 Easy Steps To Create A Google Wave Gadget Using Flex

Hi Everyone! We’re presenting you a simple 5-part video tutorial showing a sample in creating a google wave gadget using flex (Flash Builder Beta as the IDE and Flex 4 as the Compiler). The application is of the same with the common flash actionscript file having a counter button that increments the result number by 1 and a reset button that resets the result number back to 0. Any of the participants that will click the buttons will be able to update the state having them with the same result on their screen. Apologies if you find the video not clear enough and so as the speaker or mispronounced some words but hopefully you’ll be able to follow and at least this will give you a head start.

The 1st part of the video is some sort of a short introduction to flex showing how to call or place given components from flex through typing the codes or dragging the component in the design view.

FlexWave Gadget Part 1

The 2nd part of the video demonstrates how to add functionality to your components and testing the application locally.

FlexWave Gadget Part 2

The 3rd part of the video shows how to apply google wave api (wave-as-client) or incorporate it as a library in the flex application/project.

FlexWave Gadget Part 3

The 4th part of the video is the continuation of how to manipulate or use the  google wave api to pass or update states.

FlexWave Gadget Part 4

The 5th part is the last part of the video that shows how to publish a release build of the application/project and compile with all the files needed to get it work as a gadget in google wave.

FlexWave Gadget Part 5

Reminders: You always need the wave-as-client as the library of the flex application and make sure to have the wave-as-client.js placed in the same folder of the release build. In creating a gadget.xml, just make sure you’ll be able to apply an extension code to the url of your flex swf file application to avoid caching to prevent problems in updating and testing the application on the wave.

Thank you so much for the time and hopefully the video is helpful. Have a blessed and healthy day everyone!

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23 comments ↓

#1 Ruben Müller on 03.04.10 at 08:21

Thanks for the videos and the detailed explanation! Very informative and your english is great. :)

Btw: Part 3 and 4 in your post are the same.

#2 [Google wave] 10 nouveaux articles; 10 nouvelles façon pour apprendre les API de Gwave on 04.12.10 at 10:55

[...] 5 étapes pour créer un gadget Google Wave en utilisant Flex : Présente une vidéo tutoriel en cinq parties pour créer un gadget avec l’aide de Flex [...]

#3 Dan on 04.16.10 at 04:05

Could you post the code somewhere as my your xml file is different from the google one (not just the ur/path) and I think these differences are why my copy doesnt run.

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#4 Amy on 04.23.10 at 06:26

Could you post the code somewhere as my your xml file is different from the google one (not just the ur/path) and I think these differences are why my copy doesnt run.

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#5 Cris on 04.24.10 at 05:51

Oh! Sorry bout the code if it wasn’t clear there in the video…here’s the link for the code sample gadget.xml thanks for informing me. Have a nice day guys! Ciao!

#6 Anthony on 04.24.10 at 23:32

Could you post the code somewhere as my your xml file is different from the google one (not just the ur/path) and I think these differences are why my copy doesnt run.

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#7 Patrick on 04.25.10 at 04:00

Could you post the code somewhere as my your xml file is different from the google one (not just the ur/path) and I think these differences are why my copy doesnt run.

cheers
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#8 Robin on 04.25.10 at 06:22

[...] 5 étapes pour créer un gadget Google Wave en utilisant Flex : Présente une vidéo tutoriel en cinq parties pour créer un gadget avec l’aide de Flex [...]

#9 Steven on 04.25.10 at 08:50

Could you post the code somewhere as my your xml file is different from the google one (not just the ur/path) and I think these differences are why my copy doesnt run.

cheers
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#10 Dave on 04.25.10 at 15:04

Could you post the code somewhere as my your xml file is different from the google one (not just the ur/path) and I think these differences are why my copy doesnt run.

cheers
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#11 Anthony on 04.25.10 at 16:26

Oh! Sorry bout the code if it wasn’t clear there in the video…here’s the link for the code sample gadget.xml thanks for informing me. Have a nice day guys! Ciao!

#12 Alan on 04.25.10 at 19:03

Could you post the code somewhere as my your xml file is different from the google one (not just the ur/path) and I think these differences are why my copy doesnt run.

cheers
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#13 Julie on 04.25.10 at 21:09

Could you post the code somewhere as my your xml file is different from the google one (not just the ur/path) and I think these differences are why my copy doesnt run.

cheers
d

#14 Nick on 04.25.10 at 23:36

Oh! Sorry bout the code if it wasn’t clear there in the video…here’s the link for the code sample gadget.xml thanks for informing me. Have a nice day guys! Ciao!

#15 Charles on 04.27.10 at 04:25

Could you post the code somewhere as my your xml file is different from the google one (not just the ur/path) and I think these differences are why my copy doesnt run.

cheers
d

#16 Jeff on 04.27.10 at 05:42

Could you post the code somewhere as my your xml file is different from the google one (not just the ur/path) and I think these differences are why my copy doesnt run.

cheers
d

#17 William on 04.27.10 at 06:56

Oh! Sorry bout the code if it wasn’t clear there in the video…here’s the link for the code sample gadget.xml thanks for informing me. Have a nice day guys! Ciao!

#18 Tony on 04.27.10 at 08:12

Could you post the code somewhere as my your xml file is different from the google one (not just the ur/path) and I think these differences are why my copy doesnt run.

cheers
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#19 Ian on 04.27.10 at 09:27

Could you post the code somewhere as my your xml file is different from the google one (not just the ur/path) and I think these differences are why my copy doesnt run.

cheers
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#20 Joseph on 04.27.10 at 18:12

Could you post the code somewhere as my your xml file is different from the google one (not just the ur/path) and I think these differences are why my copy doesnt run.

cheers
d

#21 Rob on 04.27.10 at 22:19

Could you post the code somewhere as my your xml file is different from the google one (not just the ur/path) and I think these differences are why my copy doesnt run.

cheers
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#22 Simon on 04.28.10 at 04:32

Could you post the code somewhere as my your xml file is different from the google one (not just the ur/path) and I think these differences are why my copy doesnt run.

cheers
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#23 krish on 10.20.11 at 12:47

nnothing interesting very dumb 3 rd classss

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