[flexcoders] Contact sharing list.

2010-06-18 Thread Josh Chernoff
I wanted to start a list for people who want to share their contact info for 
possible direct talks or just to follow them on other sites like twitter or 
facebook. 

Please feel free to reply with yours if you wish to share. I will do my best to 
follow everyone twitter. 

Josh Chernoff | AKA GFX Complex:
Flash designer/AS3 Developer, Adobe Usergroup Manager, Amfphp site director, 
all around loudmouth. 

IM's: 
Gtalk: gfxcomplex
Skype: gfxcomplex
AIM: jjjtchernoff
MSN: joshchern...@msn.com
YIM: jrcproduct

Sites:
Twitter: http://twitter.com/gfx_complex
Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/joshua.chernoff
St.Louis AS3 Adobe Usergroup: http://as3apex.com
portfolio: http://gfxcomplex.com

email: gfxcomplex{at}gmail.com

Im learning mxml right now so I don't know how much help I can be there but I 
know my way around as3 good enough to help with most questions so feel free to 
hit me up if you ever feel like it. 

FYI: Though you should know, if it's a big question it should be posted in 
forums for all to see as it will help everyone to see the question/solutions

- Josh C



[flexcoders] Re: Amfphp Error

2010-06-17 Thread Josh Chernoff
Before you even bother to look at the service browser, I would look at the 
gateway.php it will print a installed correctly message if all is good in 
amfphp land.

Next get a good proxy debugger. I like Charles Proxy debugger the best but 
there are a few out there.  This will come in handy for testing from the swf 
it's self. Plus I use it for all kinds of web work out side of flash stuff too. 
You can use Charles for free to get started. 

I would give a try from your app to see if it is calling the correct service 
class and method. If so then check to see if it's getting all the arguments it 
needs. The proxy debugger will help show you all that. 

If all else fails then I would do a simple hello world and try the service 
browser as stated before. Just to see if you can even get amfphp to do a simple 
test.

The problem with the service browser is it takes the method checking out of 
context from your app and there maybe other problems leading up to it out side 
of amfphp, example you may not be calling the correct service class. From the 
service browser at best you will only know that the server side is working or 
not. Plus any info you get in the service browser will also be seen in the 
proxy debugger so  might as well test from the app it's self to see the whole 
picture from the get go. 

FYI: if you use flash develop for editing your php that could also be a problem 
as the encode for the file when saved has massed things up for me in the past. 
Try to save in note pad or dream weaver. 

But that's just my 2 cents. 

I still don't event know mxml yet. 

- Josh Chernoff | GFX Complex




--- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, K~SATHYAN~M ksathy...@... wrote:

 Hi,
 
 Use this http://localhost/amfphp/browser/ and check whether your class
 is error free or not.. otherwise replace it with amfphp 1.9 version from
 www.amfphp.org
 
 
 - - - - - - - - -
 With Regards,
 Sathya Moorthi K
 
 
 
 On Thu, Jun 17, 2010 at 3:18 AM, Christophe
 christophe_jacque...@...wrote:
 
 
 
  Hello,
 
  I have this error:
  AMFPHP runtime error
 
  Do you have such an error ?
 
  Thx,
  Christophe,
 
   
 





[flexcoders] Re: How do i embed a SWF in AS3?

2010-06-17 Thread Josh Chernoff
I think you can only load a swf at runtime, via a Loader or SWFLoader

--- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, Clark Stevenson a.scots...@... wrote:

 Hey all,
 
 The title says it all. I know how to embed a symbol from a SWF, but
 everything i try when trying to embed a complete SWF fails:
 
 
 [Embed(source=assets/some.swf, mimeType=application/octet-stream)]
 private var MySWF:Class;
 
 
 var movie:MovieClip = new MySwf() as MovieClip
 
 
 This does not work which is slightly obvious as its a octet stream.
 
 
 So now i use a loader and try loadByes(new MySWF() as ByteArray)
 
 
 This tells me .swf contains invalid data.
 
 
 So i have no idea how to embed a SWF. Can anyone give me some help?
 
 
 Cheers,
 
 Clark.