>Basically, its like this, Flash's XMLSocket class won't let > you send XML with open tags (so no <stream:stream>) without some hacking. > In addition, it tags a NULL onto the end if every piece of XML it sends. > Obviously, the protocol doesn't support a closed tag at the beginning of a > streamed document, and (IIRC) expat gets upset with that NULL character > when parsing XML (and I think it would disconnect the client).
It was my understanding that the null delimiter is imposed after the completion of each root element - ie. it isn't placed after nested elements. Is this correct ? Also , the delimiter seems to be imposed even if you are transmitting conformant XML as a string. So even though you can evade the first problem , the closed tag, you can't effect the second because it marks the end of the write action on the socket. _______________________________________________ jdev mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mailman.jabber.org/listinfo/jdev
