Freeware permite reverse-engineering de aplicações Flash
É desta que os
hackers e
geeks vão passar a desenvolver aplicações Macromedia Flash. Através do
BoingBoing, fiquei a conhecer o
Kinetic Fusion, um
decompiler/reverse-engineerer disponibilizado em modo
freeware pela companhia irlandesa
Kinesis Software para ficheiros concebidos com
Macromedia Flash. Graças a este
software, pode-se efecuar o
download de aplicações Flash e decompô-las nos seus elementos individuais de código, gráficos e multimédia, modificá-los e ver como funcionam, entre outras coisas mais, mediante a utilização de XML e
Java:
"Kinesis Software announces the release of it's latest product: KineticFusion, a great advance in rich graphical content management. KineticFusion is the perfect fusion of new technologies for the Web. For the first time, SWF files, the native format for Macromedia® Flash™ can be fully represented in a new XML vocabulary, Rich Vector Markup Language, or RVML. Our processing engine can decompile SWF to RVML and compile RVML back into native SWF format. All resources, whether ActionScript, sound, video, or images can be extracted and inserted, SWF files can be viewed and manipulated using external development tools, versioned, stored, or translated to SVG allowing users to author SVG applications using any Flash™ authoring environment.
Written in Java, KineticFusion allows you to use pure XML technologies to create dynamic interactive animations viewable on any browser that support the Flash™ plugin. Flash™ authoring tools can be used to create interfaces that can then be translated to SVG.
The KineticFusion product and available documentation are made available for free download under a Freeware license."
Publicado por macaetano em julho 17, 2003 05:36 PM