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Re: Problem in simulating the events


  • Subject: Re: Problem in simulating the events
  • From: "Gurmit Teotia" <email@hidden>
  • Date: Mon, 19 Jun 2006 21:20:11 +0530

Flash(Cocoa) application gets the events from FCS (Flash Communication
Server) running on different computer. This FCS server get the events the
from other flash application which is actualy displaying the screen of my
laptop. Some like that:


Main Flash Application---->FCS--->Client Flash Application---->My Event simulating application.

Here one might suggest that we should bypass the FCS or Client Flash
Application, but we cann't do that. Two reasons:-
1. It's already released. I'm just porting client application to MAC.
2. Main Flash application can connect with other n number of Main Flash
Applications... and all the Main Flash application will the show image of
loptop where client application is running and it can be controlled from any
of them.

Regards,
Gurmit




On 6/19/06, Eric Schlegel <email@hidden> wrote:


On Jun 19, 2006, at 7:31 AM, Gurmit Teotia wrote:

> I've further investigated this issue and came up with strange
> observations.
> Our application is combination of flash and Cocoa. Using webkit we're
> playing the swf file. Our flash application takes drawing data from
> centeral
> server. As soon as I click on the menu of my application it seems
> to stops
> execution. It doesn't  update the its screen with new data from
> centeral
> server, and as soon as I dispose the menu it starts taking the data
> from
> server and update the screen. This behaviour is not limited to drawing
> operations, log messages are also not displayed. Same flash
> application is
> also responsible to send the event data to my other event simulating
> application over a socket, so it doesn't send the event data to my
> application when menus are pops up.  Above behaviour has confused
> me to
> believe that something is wrong with my event handling
> application...but
> it was in actual because of Cocoa/Flash application behaviour.

How is your application acquiring the events that it sends to the
event-simulating application?

-eric


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