1) As I just said in a previous post (three minutes ago), loadVaraibles take
for its second argument the name of a clip that gets notified when the data
is fully load. There is no way to get notified without a clip, but you can
use an empty clip (with no graphics). You have to put the clip on the scene
an it will be displayed as a tiny circle.
2) Things do have change a lot.
3) Don't forget the problem with GET. (Although it might have been corrected
since I submitted it to Macromedia support team. At that time, their answer
was that communication with servlets was not supported !!!)
Pierre-Yves
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Objet : Re: Servlet communication with embedded applications (FLASH etc)
are you waiting until you have the data returned before advancing in the
movie? You need to loop on a frame until you get the return result before
moving to another frame.
(note: I haven't done anything with Flash since v.3... things might have
changed???)
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From: "Frauke Nonnenmacher" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, April 26, 2001 8:15 AM
Subject: Re: Servlet communication with embedded applications (FLASH etc)
> > 2) You can use loadVariables in ActionScript to load data
> > from a URL in the
> > domain the movie came from. This URL might be a servlet. It
> > might send data
> > in url encoded form. This servlet (the one that sends the
> > data) must use
> > content type "application-x/www-urlformencoded".
>
> Thanks, that's just what I need. Just one more question: After setting the
> type to "application-x/www-urlformencoded", how do I write the data? I
tried
> to get the PrintWriter from the response and just println to that, which
> didn't work (Well, I didn't have high hopes that it would). Here's the
code
> snippet:
>
> PrintWriter out = response.getWriter();
> out.println("Surname=Smith");
>
> I'm just trying to send a variable called Surname with the value Smith
back
> to Flash, and I don't know if it's the method or the syntax that's
wrong...
> What I'm getting is a dialogue box asking me if I want to open the file
> 'LoginServlet' or save it to disk.
>
> I tried searching the archives of the list, but the search engine seem to
be
> down...
>
> Thanks for your help,
>
> Frauke
>
> Frauke Nonnenmacher
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