Flash Lite 2.0 features
- ActionScript 2.0
- Device video playback
- Local, persistent data storage (Flash Lite shared objects)
- Support for loading device-specific sound and image formats
- New system capabilities information
- Support for additional device keys, including QWERTY keyboard support and support for up to 11 soft keys
- Synchronized device sound
- XML processing support
fscommand2 function
Lets the SWF file communicate with the Flash Lite player or a host application on a mobiledevice. The fscommand2() function is similar to the fscommand() function, with the followingdifferences:- The fscommand2()function can take any number of arguments. By contrast, fscommand() can take only one argument.
- Flash Lite executes fscommand2() immediately (in other words, within the frame), whereas fscommand() is executed at the end of the frame being processed.
- The fscommand2() function returns a value that can be used to report success, failure, or the result of the command.
ExtendBacklightDuration
FullScreen
GetBatteryLevel
GetDevice
GetDeviceID
GetFreePlayerMemory
GetMaxBatteryLevel
GetMaxSignalLevel
GetMaxVolumeLevel
GetNetworkConnectionName
GetNetworkConnectStatus
GetNetworkGeneration
GetNetworkName
GetNetworkRequestStatus
GetNetworkStatus
GetPlatform
GetPowerSource
GetSignalLevel
GetTotalPlayerMemory
GetVolumeLevel
Quit
ResetSoftKeys
SetFocusRectColor
SetInputTextType
SetSoftKeys
StartVibrate
StopVibrate