Flex supports some of the most common types of two-dimensional charts (such as bar, column, and pie charts) and gives you a great of control over the appearance of charts. Charting is one type of data visualization in which you create two-dimensional representations of your data.

Simple chart shows a single data series, where a series is a group of related data points. For example, a data series might be a company profits. Another chart might be add a second data series. You might include the percentage growth of profits over the same business quarters.

Now, I assumed that you already have a Flex Builder Professional installed in your pc or you can go to Adobe website.

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In this tutorial will teach you the basic on how to load an external XML file into Flex Builder 3 and then filter each result into labels.

Set up your workspace by open up the Flex Builder 3 and start a new MXML application. I have named mine XMLbasics for this example. Set the layout to vertical and press the finish button.

Before we can load an XML file we’ll need to have one. I’ve made one for this tutorial, download here.Now right click within your “src” folder and then select new folder “assets” and save your content.xml file or import the downloaded XML file into this folder. Once you’re done that and we’re ready to link this file into the Flex document.

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This tutorial teaches you how to create Adobe Air(Adobe Integrated Runtime) Desktop application using Flex Builder 3. The Air Engine include integrated web browser kernel that is base on the web kit kernel same with Safari browser.The example below show you how to embed a browser into Adobe Flex 3.

First thing first, you must have Adobe Flex Builder 3 and Adobe AIR in your system. If you don’t have one click this link www.adobe.com.

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