All of the standard actionscript libraries should be present in the Flash runtime, so I don't think this would be the issue. Also, if you run in debug mode (in SOLO), I think you'd see a "class undefined" error if a class could not be loaded.
On Sat, Mar 6, 2010 at 12:18 PM, cem sonmez <[email protected]> wrote: > Is this problem causing because of using Actionscript libraries ? Just this > case came to my mind. In some classes, importing actionscript libraries by > using : > > <switch> > <when property="$as3"> > <passthrough> > import flash.net.*; > import flash.events.*; > </passthrough> > </when> > </switch> > > Do I need to add some directories into my deploy directory in case of using > actionscript classes? > Regards > > 2010/3/6 cem sonmez <[email protected]> > > I will do it as the last chance. DonT know what to do, if no answer from >> there. >> I will post back the results if I manage to do it work. >> Thanks >> Regards. >> >> 2010/3/5 P T Withington <[email protected]> >> >> I'm afraid I am not familiar with the red5 shared objects. Perhaps you >>> need to ask on a red5 list? >>> >>> On 2010-03-05, at 11:19, cem sonmez wrote: >>> >>> > I tried live http firefox plugin. >>> > But it just displays the requests for the dataset requests. >>> > I have tried the video streaming on the application and no problem >>> about it >>> > as well. >>> > So I donT think that, this is not an issue about the connection with >>> the >>> > red5 application. >>> > I have a shared object class named *sharedObjectChat* that connects a >>> shared >>> > object on the red5. And an object of it is *soChat*. when the send >>> button >>> > clicked on the chat screen calls *soChat.writeSharedObject(message);*. >>> > >>> > follows like this : >>> > ------------------------- >>> > <method name="writeSharedObject" args="message"> >>> > >>> this.so.send("writeMessage",loginScreen.getUsername(),message); >>> > </method> >>> > >>> > <method name="writeMessage" args="username, msg"> >>> > //Debug.debug(msg); >>> > messageArea.addText(username+ " : "+msg+"\n"); >>> > </method> >>> > >>> > And I see on the red5 logs that, openlaszlo application connects to the >>> > shared object successfully. Bec. somewhere in the laszlo application I >>> am >>> > getting an attribute of another shared object and is being shown to the >>> > user. >>> > >>> > The problem causes, while calling * >>> > so.send("writeMessage",loginScreen.getUsername(),message);* >>> > >>> > How can I explain the problem more clear I donT know. I know that you >>> are >>> > expressing opinions according to my posts. Here is the just one place >>> except >>> > openlaszlo forum that I can find my answers at about openlaszlo. >>> > >>> > Kind regards. >>> > Cem >>> >>> >> >> >> -- >> Cem SONMEZ >> > > > > -- > Cem SONMEZ > -- Henry Minsky Software Architect [email protected]
