Hi Horst,
Thanks for the warm feedback.
In the past we considered creating tight integration with Flash, but with the on-going progress of Javascript, this doesn't have a high priority for us.
It looks like you are asking 2 questions:
Support for desktop applications / Adobe AIR
We have made progress with HTML 5 offline applications, and it is now possible to create offline applications with local database support based on Safari (and probably also Chrome). This has not yet been fully packaged and documented, but if you would like to explore this path we can help you through this forum. It is our plan to also support Internet Explorer and Firefox, through Google Gears. You can read through the Native iPhone Application tutorial to see how a local database is used.
We have no plans to work on Adobe AIR in the near future, but it is possible that the feature we use to create native iPhone applications will also work with AIR. If you export an application as an iPhone application, it creates a folder that contains javacript, css, html and images (together with some Objective C wrappers). The html can work out-of-the-box with Safari. You may want to try and see if it also works in Adobe AIR.
Support for visualizations / Ajax.org
I've tried to play with Ajax.org and was not sucessful (I spent a little time trying to use their Javascript API with no success - I guess it's a documentation issue).
JP has had success with integrating OpenFlashChart with Tersus
In general, integrating a Javascript-based API is possible using the Run Javascript plugin. There are many options to choose from - we will probably want to provide built-in integration with one of them some day.
Regards,
Youval
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