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Flex Scheduling Framework

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News

The Flex Scheduling Framework is now being hosted on FlexLib. Over time, this content will move onto the FlexLib wiki.

Overview

The Adobe Consulting team have made available an open-source Scheduling Framework for Flex 2. More than just a calendar component, the Scheduling Framework allows you to create and fully customize any number of Scheduling Components.

The framework is not part of the Flex SDK and there are currently no plans to add the framework as part of any future release of Flex.

Scheduling Framework Roadmap

Our goal in developing the Scheduling Framework is to make it as extensible as possible and for it development to be driven by real projects, not just the samples created to demonstrate its features.

As such, we are seeking community feedback and bugfixes to progress the framework to a 1.0 release. As part of this initiative, the scheduling framework is now hosted on FlexLib FlexLib

Features

Some of the features of the Scheduling Framework are:


Download

The Scheduling Framework is downloadable as a ZIP from FlexLib, alongside the other FlexLib components .

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Sample Usage

Here are some example sample usages of the Scheduling Framework.

ScheduleViewer

ScheduleViewer is the main scheduling framework component. It allows you to render and manipulate schedule entries in an efficient and very customizable way. The following are some sample of its use:

Timeline

Timeline is an independent control that renders and let users interact with a customizable timeframe. Developers can use this component in combinations other components, eg. to add a timeline to a CalendarViewer component. Here is an example of its use:

We encourage the community to submit their own samples, and we will add more of our own over time.

Documentation

ASDoc is available with the download. Over time, we hope we to produce the following documentation.

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