I'm not sure if this will help you but on my current project I have a
Oracle / Java back end and I created some servlets to process and return
XML to the Flash client for processing. Although for this project I am
using AS3,
what I use is equivalent to LoadVars. Servlets execute within the Web
server’s process space and they persist between calls so they can keep
state information as well.
If anyone has anything to add or another suggestion I would be
interested to know.
Ciao,
Rob.
Alain Rousseau wrote:
Hi All,
we're at a point in a project where we need good communication between Flash
and Java. ATM we are using SWT Flash and it's FSCommand handling. I would
like to go a bit further to be able to send complex objects via
ExternalInterface. I know there is Javaflash (HYPERLINK
"http://www.osflash.org/javaflash/"http://www.osflash.org/javaflash/) out
there but the official website is so slow and it seems to be still in beta.
Basically, we are using Flash as GUI for a Java backend. We'll need to send
back and forth some complex objects. We are currently exploring the
possiblity of using XML to send values.
What solution would be the best ? Meaning which one gets the fastest
response, stability and extendability.
Are there any other options or howto's than FSCommand ? any link or tips are
welcome. Or is Javaflash stable enough for use in a commercial App ?
Thanks in advance !
Alain
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