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Polling pods?

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At Nigel's MAX presentation (
http://tv.adobe.com/#vi+f15384v1006
@ 26:20), he showed slides indicating polling pods. I have seen
several other references to them in past marketing literature.
Based on this I boldly offered to code up a poll example for my
group, although now it looks like I have to build it from lower
level components. Polls, once you get into them, are nontrivial,
and this is looking like a weeks-long project instead of hours. I
am missing something obvious here?



Cheers



Will
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Ah, that Nigel guy, can't trust him. That said, you boldly
offered to code an example thinking there already was one done for
you? :p



As luck would have it, there's an example in the
sdk/examples/SharedModel folder which builds a simple poll
application. It should be enough to get you well on your way - let
us know if we can help you to build it out to meet your use case.



cheers

nigel

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Ah, that Nigel guy, can't trust him. That said, you boldly
offered to code an example thinking there already was one done for
you? :p



As luck would have it, there's an example in the
sdk/examples/SharedModel folder which builds a simple poll
application. It should be enough to get you well on your way - let
us know if we can help you to build it out to meet your use case.



cheers

nigel

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Ah, that Nigel guy. Never sleeping, always helping! Thank
you.



That sample will be great and is more than sufficient to get
me on my way. And yes, with coding skillz as weak as mine, one must
by necessity get by in life by modifying a lot of examples :)



Cheers



Will
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