It can't be done with just two plain flash movies. (Someone feel free to prove me wrong, but I'm pretty sure of this)
You need either: 1. Some downloadable .exe file which handles the connection, or a swf2exe tool like Zinc or 2. A server in the middle, like FlashCom (aka FMS), Unity, Oregeno, (your own custom server), etc The reason it can't be done with two simple flash movies, is that flash cannot listen & accept connections. It can only make outgoing connections. Even if it could, you'd still have firewall issues, which having an external server to route the connections thru helps a lot of the time (still sometimes blocked by firewalls tho) -David R On 1/24/06, dave matthews <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > hi All, > > Can an "in browser.swf" P2P a different end user's "in browser.swf"? > > Got any suggestions about the best way to do it? > > Why can't it be done. _______________________________________________ Flashcoders mailing list [email protected] http://chattyfig.figleaf.com/mailman/listinfo/flashcoders
