Also, you can write all your shared objects all directly from flash client
without having to write a single code on the server to create the shared
objects. Here's a good example flash client of that:
http://renaun.com/blog/2006/10/13/111/
On 3/30/07, joseph wamicha <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>To create a shared object from the server-side:
this.createSharedObject(this.appScope, "mySharedObjectSO", false);
where this would be your class that extends ApplicationAdapter. false
means it's transient in nature; true would mean persistent in nature.
To retreive a reference to this shared object:
ISharedObject so = this.getSharedObject(this.appScope, "mySharedObjectSO",
false);
You can now call methods on so object eg:
counterSO.setAttribute ("mySharedObjectSO", 5);
this is just an arbitrary example; it will set the value of the shared
object to integer number 5. However, I have tested and red5 is able to
successfully store ints, strings and even Map Objects to the shared object.
>To create a shared object from client side:
soChat = SharedObject.getRemote( "videoConferenceChat", nc.uri, false );
soChat.addEventListener( NetStatusEvent.NET_STATUS, netStatusHandler );
soChat.addEventListener( AsyncErrorEvent.ASYNC_ERROR, asyncErrorHandler );
soChat.addEventListener( SyncEvent.SYNC, sharedObjectSyncHandler );
soChat.client = this;
soChat.connect( nc );
Where nc is your NetConnection object. To create a persistent shared
object use true instead of false.
On 3/30/07, Fábio Costa <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> I found the problem, i was attempting to connect to a existing SO, but
> when
> i tryed to fixed i discovered that:
>
> When i use :getSharedObject(Scope,Name,Persistence);
> If the SO exists it gives me a null.
> when i use: hasSharedObject(Scope,Name);
> If the so exists it returns FALSE, and if it is'nt exist it creates it
> and
> returns true!
> In the documentation the said that the hasSharedObject should return
> TRUE
> if it exists and FALSE if it isn't, it also says that the
> getSharedObject
> would create the object if it did'nt exist and use it if it exists.
> I am implmenting ISharedObjectService in my class.
> This is some sort of bug or something like that?
>
> >Hi , i read the jwamicha tutorial and althoug i did learn some stuffs,
> like
> >the services, i still could'nt make the SO as i wanted.
> >It is strange because i followed everything and......The shared Object
> was
> >kind of created, the persistend folder and the sharedObject Folder
> >appeared, the shared object that i wanted Appeared too, with all the
> >propertys but without the values.
> >
> >But what i'm really bugged is that i still get the null, when i ask to
> >return the sharedObject, and i followed the jwamicha advice of don't
> >putting nothing in the appStart , i didn't even implemented the method.
> >And i still get my program to don't even see the sunlight.........
> >
> >There is something that i was supposed to do, besides getting the scope
> and
> >calling the function to create an SO?
> >
> >
> > IScope oneScope= Red5.getConnectionLocal().getScope();
> >
> > boolean a=createSharedObject(oneScope,nameos,true);
>
>
> >If someone give me a simple example of a SO creation i would be really
> >glad.
> >THanks again
> >Fabio-Brazil
>
>
> >>Hi,
>
> >>Please see if this will help you it is based on Joachim's tutorial
> with
> >>some
> >>code examples for shared objects:
> >>
> http://jwamicha.wordpress.com/2007/01/29/create-a-new-java-red5-application/
>
> On 3/29/07, F?bio Costa < [EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >>>
> >>>Hi people,i'm a newbie develloper in red5.(i started for real
> yesterday),
> >>>and i'm with a huge issue.
> >>> I followed the joachim bauch tutorial for shared objects and read
> the
> >>>documentation. But in my program it returns neither false nor true,
> just
> >>>null.
> >>>I simplified my code to just create the damn sharedObject.
> >>>
> >>>JAVA CODE:
> >>>
> >>>public boolean Test(String nameos){
> >>>
> >>> IScope oneScope= Red5.getConnectionLocal
> ().getScope();
> >>>
> >>> boolean a=createSharedObject(oneScope,nameos,true);
> >>>
> >>> return a;
> >>> }
> >>>
> >>>and the AS Code:
> >>>
> >>>nc.call("Test",new ShowOutput,"anything");
> >>>...
> >>>
> >>>
> >>>function ShowOutput(){
> >>> this.onResult = function(clientObj) {
> >>> var theThing=clientObj;
> >>>
> >>>
> >>> trace (theThing);
> >>>
> >>> }
> >>>
> >>>PS: also i would really like to know if there is some material for
> >>>streaming
> >>>LIVE pre-recorded FLV, with FMS2 i used to send the stream to the
> >>>server-side,.asc, make it play and it would cause the publishing of
> the
> >>>stream
> >>>
> >>>Thanks in Advance F?bio-Brazil
>
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