May 28, 2010 at 21:33Flash and Silverlight support on iPad
Members of artefactgroup.com have developed a mechanism that allows, to some extent, implement support for Flash and Silverlight clips in the iPad. Watch the video.
Under cat video from Silverlight and a small explanation of the principles of work.
As developers write, the principle of work is as follows: on the server side of Google Chrome, it renders an image of Flash, Silverlight or any other video, these images are sent to the browser and are shown to the viewer on the site of the expected video using a special page. Using javascript on this page, control of the video or application is intercepted and sent to the server.
In general, everything looks slow and not very good. But if you want to see something flash or silverlight on the iPad, then this method will work. How do you think?
Under cat video from Silverlight and a small explanation of the principles of work.
As developers write, the principle of work is as follows: on the server side of Google Chrome, it renders an image of Flash, Silverlight or any other video, these images are sent to the browser and are shown to the viewer on the site of the expected video using a special page. Using javascript on this page, control of the video or application is intercepted and sent to the server.
In general, everything looks slow and not very good. But if you want to see something flash or silverlight on the iPad, then this method will work. How do you think?