Well I guess I was wrong, and he would like to learn about haxe and neko.
Omar Fouad wrote:
Ian I think it is too late, but I would like to know details about the
HaXe/neko approach.
By the way ppl, I've finished an AIR chat application, that uses the SQLite
"way". I've posted it on my blog minutes ago here
http://omar-fouad.net/blog/?p=99
Thanks for the support and replies everyone :)
On Mon, Jan 12, 2009 at 5:20 PM, Ian Thomas <i...@eirias.net> wrote:
You could write a socket server in haXe/neko rather than haXe/SWF.
Ian
On Mon, Jan 12, 2009 at 12:58 PM, Weyert de Boer <w...@innerfuse.biz>
wrote:
How do you mean? HaXe will still have the same limitations in the Flash
Player/AIR: no server sockets. Of course, you could write the helper
applications in any language of your choice. I only would prefer some
language which can convert to native executables for OSX, Windows and
maybe
even Linux...
Couldn't HaXe a good candidate for a solution?
Omar Fouad wrote:
Hi all,
I wanted to ask if there is a way to let two AIR applications connect
to
each other through a home network (the same AIR application running on
different computers) by using sockets or any other method.
Thanks.
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