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Rick - 16 Mar 2005 19:54 GMT
hi guys!!

i saw recently a document explaining how to send ""events"" from a flash swf
to a .net app using C#, now im interested in know if is possible to send
"events" from my app .net  using C# o VB or J#  to the same flash movie
without use a web server, flash remoting, orbe or aspx, php, etc
Samuel R. Neff - 16 Mar 2005 20:58 GMT
If you're talking about a desktop app then this implies that the C#
app is hosting the SWF.  You can communicate back and forth between C#
(or any .NET language) and ActionScript in this scenario.

One of my co-workers just gave a presentation on this subject at a
Flash conference in Australia (MXDU05).  You can download the slides
and sample code here:

http://www.rewindlife.com/archives/000218.cfm

If you're not talking about hosting the SWF and instead mean
communicating with a SWF running in a web page from a desktop app,
then you can communicate through ActionScript's LocalConnection.  You
can either try to hack the protocol used or much more easily host a
small SWF in your app which can be used to proxy messages between your
app and the SWF in a web page.  

HTH,

Sam

>hi guys!!
>
>i saw recently a document explaining how to send ""events"" from a flash swf
>to a .net app using C#, now im interested in know if is possible to send
>"events" from my app .net  using C# o VB or J#  to the same flash movie
>without use a web server, flash remoting, orbe or aspx, php, etc

B-Line is now hiring one Washington D.C. area VB.NET
developer for WinForms + WebServices position.  
Seaking mid to senior level developer.  For
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sam_blinex_com.
Rick - 17 Mar 2005 15:59 GMT
its exactly that your talking about, its a desktop app

let me see the presentation

=)

Thanks a lot!!!

> If you're talking about a desktop app then this implies that the C#
> app is hosting the SWF.  You can communicate back and forth between C#
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> information or to apply e-mail resume to
> sam_blinex_com.

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