> Presumably, people who worked on the Shockwave 8.5 player are
> working under
> a non-disclosure agreement. But then, with your experience, I
> figured you'd
> know that :-)
Well Kerry, with YOUR experience I figured you might be more then qualified
to tell me all about it :->
Unless Giles ki
> But then, with your experience, I figured you'd know that :-)
Kerry you'll choke on your dim-sum
Giles
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>Kerry, Colin - What's an NDA?...
Presumably, people who worked on the Shockwave 8.5 player are working under
a non-disclosure agreement. But then, with your experience, I figured you'd
know that :-)
Maybe they call it something else in Ireland.
Cordially,
Kerry Thompson
Learning Network
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Non-disclosure agreement, I believe.
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Pranav
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A train station is where a train stops.
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What's an NDA?...
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> >Kerry, Colin - What's an NDA?...
>
>
> I'm afraid I can't tell you, because I signed a
> non-disclosure agreement.
Aha! So NOW we're on to you ;)
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> > >By all means, don't break your NDA--if you worked on Shockwave 3D,
>> >you folks did a great job :-)
>>
>> Aw! They were all ready to spill the beans until you said that!
>>
>
>Kerry, Colin - What's an NDA?...
I'm afraid I can't tell you, because I signed a non-disclosure agreement.
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> >By all means, don't break your NDA--if you worked on Shockwave 3D,
> >you folks did a great job :-)
>
> Aw! They were all ready to spill the beans until you said that!
>
Kerry, Colin - What's an NDA?...
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>Kerry has likely found the problem withyour discovery
>that the public beta is not downloading some xtras properly.
Yes, I have--thanks, Rich. I've run some limited tests, and it seems to be
specific to the XML Parser Xtra.
>Also, Kerry
>said he thought his error was occuring BEFORE the PREPA
>So try creating an xtras folder same level as your movies and copy the
>XMLParser into that.
I usually do that for a projector--in fact, it's the preferred method,
because it will load faster. If you include the Xtras in your projector,
they have to be unpacked before the projector can run.
Unfortunately, I have been SWAMPED and haven't been able to follow this
thread carefully. Kerry has likely found the problem withyour discovery
that the public beta is not downloading some xtras properly.
However, I was reminded of an issue that occured to me when working with
a Shockwave file
Last ditch attempt here...
I ran into a problem when creating a stub from a .dir with no xtras in it to
keep the startup size down. However I then ran into problems running
subsequent .dxr that did need xtras. For some reason they still didn't
trigger when I included the xtras required in my star
>the actual URL is:
>http://download.macromedia.com/pub/shockwave8/xtras/XMLParser/XMLParser.w32
Yes, you're right. I tried that and it works--it brings up the file
download dialog.
I tried something very similar last night--exactly the same url, except I
asked for the .x32 file. Of course it
Hi Kerry
> >" file not found "
>
> Good idea, Gopinath--the same as Mark just suggested. I think
> you'd expect
> that, though, wouldn't you?
Not exactly.. I believe it depends how the server has been setup to handle
the situation. I'm pretty sure that I have been successful in downloading a
pac
>
>>Aw! They were all ready to spill the beans until you said that!
>
>They? Colin, with your knowledge and experience, I figured you were
>probably involved in some way, too. You'd be on my list of the top
>50, at least.
I'm sure there's a wink missing in your last sentence.
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>Aw! They were all ready to spill the beans until you said that!
They? Colin, with your knowledge and experience, I figured you were
probably involved in some way, too. You'd be on my list of the top 50, at
least.
Oh, well, live and learn.
Cordially,
Kerry Thompson
Learning Network
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>That makes sense, of course. It's interesting that you get the
>download message in the D8 authoring environment when you click the
>"download if needed" box. It looks an awful lot like it's
>downloading the Xtra then and there.
I don't know if it does do a download, but it certainly seems to
>BTW downloaded SW safe Xtras are stored in a folder 'downloads' in the SW
>Xtras folder. But that folder is probably not there because no Xtras were
>downloaded.
Thanks, Mare.
That makes sense, of course. It's interesting that you get the download
message in the D8 authoring environment when
Kerry Thompson kindly wrote:
>>2). Did you try to uncheck the box... and then save and compact the movie,
>>then go back in and recheck it?
>
>Not until you suggested it :-) Same result, though.
>
>One anomaly, though. In my Shockwave.ini file, I put the classic lines:
>MessageWindow=1
>Display
>Just an observation
>just curiosity made me click on the above line(address)
>
>it took me to a page
>
>" file not found "
Good idea, Gopinath--the same as Mark just suggested. I think you'd expect
that, though, wouldn't you?
Cordially,
Kerry Thompson
Learning Network
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>1). When you marked it as download if needed, did it find the
>Xtra?
No error--it looks like it downloads it. It's strange, though--when I look
in Windows/System/Macromed/Shockwave 8/Xtras, I see a lot of other Xtras,
but not XMLParser.X32.
You get that little "downloading" dialog box when
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> #package:"http://download.macromedia.com/pub/shockwave8/xtras/XMLParser/XMLPar
> ser
there is an extra "/XMLPar"
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#package:"http://download.macromedia.com/pub/shockwave8/xtras/XMLParser/XMLP
arser"
Hi Kerry
Just an observation
just curiosity made me click on the above line(address)
it took me to a page
" file not found "
Regards
gopinath
Hi Kerry
Quick couple of questions for you:
1). When you marked it as download if needed, did it reach out and find the
Xtra or did it display an error dialogue?
2). Did you try to uncheck the box... and then save and compact the movie,
then go back in and recheck it?
3). if number 1 above fai
Hello, night owls.
I swear, I'm doing everything right--I think.
I'm using the XML Parser Xtra. Works fine in authoring mode, but when I
make a Shockwave movie, I get an error, "Xtra not found. xmlparser." It
appears to happen before the prepareMovie handler exectutes.
I have included it in M
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