Darron,
We would be patiently waiting until you get the go
signal. I personally would love to have this
capability in a flash player Im working on. Right now
I'm just using JSON to send messages back and forth
plus a simple queue system to handle replys. Nice
work.
--- "Darron J. Schall" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> Patrick Mineault wrote:
>
> > Beatiful! Can't wait till someone picks it up and
> wraps it in C# or Java.
>
>
> I already have a C# LocalConnection class, but I
> didn't want to share it
> because I don't think MM wants internals of the
> Flash Player publically
> available. At least, if it were me I wouldn't want
> people reverse
> engineering my technology (not to mention the
> possible legal
> implications)...
>
> Reading the data from the LocalConnection was
> actually the easy part
> (Claus had posted code to dump the shared memory a
> long time ago - over
> a year ago, actually, so we've known how to read LC
> data for a long
> time). The harder part was writing data to the LC
> and having Flash pick
> it up, which your example doesn't seem to do.
>
> Also, don't forget about domains - not all
> localconnections are "localhost".
>
> Anyway, my C# API looks something like this:
>
> LocalConnection lc = new LocalConnection();
> lc.Connect("listening_connection", domain);
> // listen for stuff from Flash
> lc.AddMethod("log", new
> LocalConnectionMethod(this.Log));
> // send stuff to flash
> lc.Send("to_flash", "log", txtSend.Text);
>
> // then..
> private void Log(params object[] args) {
> txtReceived.Text = args[0].ToString();
> }
>
> So whenever you call the "log" function for
> "listening_connection" from
> flash, the C# method Log gets called, being passed
> all of the parameters
> as an array ob objects (that you have to inspect to
> figure out their
> actual types). As shown, you use the send method to
> send data to Flash,
> though I think this would be better as a static
> method of the
> LocalConnection class.
>
> When you demonstrate how to send data to Flash from
> the LC, then perhaps
> I'll contribute my C# code, but I'm not going to be
> the one to show how
> to write data to the LC. Sorry for being political
> here, but I never
> received the OK from Macromedia to show how I got my
> LC experiments to
> work, and I wouldn't feel right revealing that
> information until it was
> already public knowledge.
>
> For those interested though, here's a captivate demo
> showing my working
> C# demo: http://www.darronschall.com/lc/lc.cfm
>
> -d
>
>
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