iSpring SDK Samples
Here you can find a collection of coding samples on how to perform
automatic conversion and playback control samples with detailed
commentaries. These samples were specially designed to give you ready
and easy-to-understand illustrations of
iSpring SDK features.
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Automated conversion samples illustrate how to use PowerPoint to Flash conversion facilities of iSpring SDK on server side in .NET, COM programming environments. Playback control samples illustrate how to use ActionScript API facilities for integration of iSpring SDK generated Flash content into web and rich media applications. |
Automated conversion - COM, .NET
- ASP.NET in C# language and ASP.NET in VisualBasic language samples illustrate how to convert uploaded PowerPoint presentations and how to handle events in ASP.NET environment.
- C++ samples illustrate how to write Console Applications that convert PowerPoint presentations to Flash in C++ language.
- C# samples illustrate how to write Console Applications for automatic PowerPoint to Flash conversion in C# language.
- Command Line samples demonstrate how to use iSpring SDK Command Line Interface.
- Java samples demonstrate how to perform server side PPT to Flash conversion in an application written in Java using COM API via Java-COM bridge. iSpring SDK Java Wrapper source code is also included so you can modify it to fit your needs.
- PHP samples demonstrate how to perform server side PowerPoint to Flash conversion and handle events with iSpring SDK in PHP language.
- VBScript samples illustrate how to convert PowerPoint presentations in VBScript language.
- VB.NET samples illustrate how to perform PowerPoint to Flash conversion and how to handle events in VisualBasic.NET environment.
Playback control - ActionScript, JavaScript
- iSpring player ActionScript API interfaces definition. It is recommended to use only the declared set of ActionScript API interfaces for Flash presentations control. Do not rely on the the generated Flash content internal structure as it can be changed in future implementations while ActionScript API interfaces will be backward compatible.
- Presentation playback and navigation control samples illustrate how to load iSpring SDK generated presentations, control their playback and receive notifications about the events occurring during playback.
- Slide playback and navigation control samples illustrate how to load standalone Flash slides, control navigation, handle clicks on hyperlinks, and control sound volume.
- ActionScript3 bridge sample shows how to control iSpring SDK generated Flash movies from Flash 9 applications that uses ActionScript 3. iSpring SDK generated Flash presentations provide ActionScript 2.0 API. As ActionScript 2 and ActionScript 3 object models are not compatible the communication between AS2 and AS3 Flash movies can be set via Local Connection. Please, see the detailed info in iSpring SDK documentation.
- Flex sample shows how to integrate iSpring SDK generated presentations into Flex applications. Flash presentations created with iSpring SDK provide ActionScript 2.0 API. Since ActionScript 2 and ActionScript 3 object models are not compatible, the communication between AS2 and Flex applications that use AS3 can be set via Local Connection. Please, see the detailed info in iSpring SDK documentation.
- Custom skins samples illustrates the creation of simple skins. They can be used as a basis for custom skin development.
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