hi guys
Something I've been thinking about for the last couple of days - what
extra information do you add to a class when you're writing it?
My headers always include
/**
* @filename: Main.as
* @version : Actionscript 3.0
Hi Allandt,
I always include a to-do list, which holds comments about future
enhancements and additions which didn't make it in this version.
HTH
Willem van den Goorbergh
On 8-sep-2009, at 12:32, Allandt Bik-Elliott (Receptacle) wrote:
hi guys
Something I've been thinking about for the
Hi Guys
I have problem with playing video on my server, I create video player using
the media components and every thing working fine , the video play fine I
have not problem but when I upload the file to my site it stop working not
video stream, I also used another player but same problem and I
Ah that's great. What was it in the end? You just copied the frames into a
new CS4 fla (and removed the weird font)?
2009/9/7 Paul Steven paul_ste...@btinternet.com
Just a quick update to say the client has just reported a full days use of
the game with no crashes! Phew - that was a close one!
Yeah I assume it must have been something corrupt in the flash file as it
did not seem to crash after I cut and pasted all the frames into a new
movie. If only I had thought to do that first. Ah well I will certainly do
that next time something like this crops up.
Cheers
Paul
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Hello fellow flashcoders!
1) Are wildcards allowed in policy files?
When I send the following text (+ a trailing 0-byte):
cross-domain-policy
allow-access-from domain=*.preferans.de to-ports=8080/
allow-access-from domain=172.16.6.* to-ports=8080/
/cross-domain-policy
then I get:
OK:
1) Are wildcards allowed in policy files?
When I send the following text (+ a trailing 0-byte):
cross-domain-policy
allow-access-from domain=*.preferans.de to-ports=8080/
allow-access-from domain=172.16.6.* to-ports=8080/
/cross-domain-policy
then I get:
OK: Root-level SWF loaded:
Hello Dave,
3) And finally I'm still not clear about when
policy-file-request/ + 0 byte is being sent?
At the very beginning? And is the socket connection
closed a reopened afterwards?
Or is the connection kept opened?
This is the document you want to read:
So according to
http://www.adobe.com/devnet/articles/crossdomain_policy_file_spec/popup_05.html
the socket connection isn't closed.
The Flash Player hands over its control to the application...
I'm not sure of that from reading the document. Handing over control
doesn't necessarily mean that
From what I see in Wireshark though,
the Flash Player closes the connection
after receiving the policy XML
and then reopens it
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I remember running into this a few years ago; it had to do with the
server not recognizing the .flv filetype - i would check that first.
as far as just playing it off your server, you might want to try
progressive download instead of streaming; that is the most common way
of serving video and
Anybody having knowledge about a lightweight mp3 player class that
support adding scriptwise cuepoints ?
Mine seems not failsafe... And i'm in a hurry.
Tnx,
Latcho
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