some words about the "__resove" thing...
If tested the "__resolve" thing in some cases and at 90% the hole app "freezes" :-(. I think basically because of two things:
If you follow the examples for "__resolve" from the livedocs
http://livedocs.macromedia.com/flashlite/2/main/wwhelp/wwhimpl/common/html/wwhelp.htm?context=LiveDocs_Parts&file=00000734.html
"__resolve" should catch all unhandled calls _and_ properties of a Object, what would be quite usefull to handle calls in NetConnection.
but if you write
this._nc = new NetConnection();
this._nc.__resolve = function(name) {
if (this.debug) {
}
}
this.debug, will freeze the app cause Object NetConnection has no property "debug" (our LZX-class has one but "this" is a reference to NetConnection-Object). __resolve catches that "unhandled-porperty"--> calls this.debug--> unhandled --> __resolve --> this.debug --> ... et cetera --> infinite loop
also writing
this._nc.__resolve = function(name) {
Debug.write("name"+name);
}
does freeze the app for me cause
Debug.write is the same like this.Debug.write and "this" ... --> infinite loop
only:
this._nc.__resolve = function(name) {
_root.Debug.write("name"+name);
}
is handled the right way (or did handle it like i expected it).
The other thing is: "__resolve" should only get called if a method(property) is _unhandled_. But from my point of view it just catches every event/property. Even onStatus-Events.
... that was quite a lot of description ... anyway basically the thing is:
How to catch calls broadcasted by server?
In "Persistant-Connection" like "XMLSocket" you have XMLSocket.onData ... in NetConnection there isn't something like that "out of the box".
So any ideas how to solve that?
2006/5/20, P T Withington <
[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Use Debug.showInternalProperties=true to see everything.
Also, if you want to trace a method without inserting Debug.write's
and recompiling:
Debug.trace(object, 'methodName')
will print out each time object.methodName is called. E.g.,
lzx> bar = { f: function f (a) { return a + 1 }}
«Object#10| {}»
lzx> Debug.trace(bar, 'f')
lzx> bar.f(5)
TRACE: [209585.19] f.apply({}, [5])
TRACE: [209597.94] f -> 6
6
lzx>
Tracing displays the call (with arguments) and the return (with result).
You can monitor properties by using:
Debug.monitor(object, 'propName')
Debug.untrace and Debug.unmonitor to turn them off. E.g.,
lzx> foo = {a: 42}
«Object#59| {a: 42}»
lzx> Debug.monitor (foo, 'a')
true
lzx> foo.a = 7
MONITOR: [733626.06] unknown file#1/2: {a: 42}.a: 42 -> 7
7
lzx>
Monitoring shows the object and the old and new values.
I hope the doc-meister will find this examples useful fodder.
On 2006-05-19, at 17:27 EDT, Adam Wolff wrote:
> the debugger supresses identifiers that begin with __ by default.
> this bit
> me earlier in the week :)
> A
>
> On May 19, Sarah Allen wrote:
>
>>
>> odd. It works for me with red5 without removing those lines
>> (connecting
>> to both "test" and "oflaDemo"). I added debug statements and I don't
>> see __resolve ever getting called.
>>
>> Sebastian Wagner wrote:
>>
>>> hi,
>>>
>>> From the repo-dir you have comment out / remove the following code
>>> lines from extension/rtmpconnection.lzx (from Line 54):
>>>
>>> this._nc.__resolve = function(name) {
>>> if (this.debug) {
>>> Debug.write("__resolve " , name, typeof(this
>>> [name]));
>>> Debug.write(" arguments.callee.name
>>> < http://arguments.callee.name> " , arguments.callee.name
>>> <http://arguments.callee.name>);
>>> }
>>> if (typeof(this[name]) == "function") {
>>> this[name].apply( arguments );
>>> }
>>> };
>>>
>>> Then the files from the video-repo should work fine.
>>> I did quickly a example of the Red5-oflaDemo just for testing (see
>>> attached).
>>> and this works with my red5 installation:
>>> http://appserver.webbase-design.de/lps-latest/streaming/branch/
>>> test-red5oflaDemo.lzx
>>>
>>> regards
>>> sebastian
>>>
>>> 2006/5/19, J Crowley < [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>>> <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>>:
>>>
>>> Hrm, if I'm interpreting this correctly, you're giving a
>>> "localhost"
>>> for a value that you're putting on a server. The server
>>> isn't going
>>> to connect to your personal "localhost", it'll treat
>>> "localhost" as
>>> the server itself, since it's relative to the location of the
>>> reference. That is, if you make a file that links to, say,
>>> " http://localhost/test.html", and you upload it to server
>>> www.foo.com <http://www.foo.com >,
>>> it'll be linking to www.foo.com/test.html
>>> <http://www.foo.com/test.html> and not to your computer.
>>> In order to link it back to your own localhost--your own
>>> computer--you
>>> have to specify the IP address of your machine.
>>>
>>> If I'm misinterpreting, I apologize.
>>>
>>> -Josh
>>>
>>>
>>> On 5/19/06, ??? <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>>> <mailto: [EMAIL PROTECTED]>> wrote:
>>>> Hi,all:
>>>> I check all the .lzx file from the svn path
>>>> http://svn.openlaszlo.org/openlaszlo/branches/video/test/video/
>>> and then I
>>>> change the test-rtmpconnection.lzx file "rtmp://localhost/test" to
>>>> "rtmp://localhost/oflaDemo" and then publish it to openlaszlo
>>> server, but it
>>>> does not connect the red5 server in my localhost,why? The status
>>> is always
>>>> connecting,and other test-*.lzx is the same problem,pls reply me
>>> ,thks!
>>>> Best regards!!
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