Flash XML Socket with Binary

Hello all,

short question on Flash Lite 2.0,


can XMLSocket use binary data by tcp connection? if yes, how!??

thanks

Pai

Hi,

On the annoucement pages are links to other sites. One of them is the FlashLite Nokia area. We have agreed with Adobe to have just this site for FlashLite to go to for help.

[url]http://www.adobe.com/cfusion/webforums/forum/categories.cfm?forumid=68&catid=472[/url]

Ron

Thanks for reply.

After searching, now I must say, it is not possbile to do it, don't you agree?!

I think XML Sockets were/are introduced in Flash Lite 2.1, XML parsing is available on 2.0

Hartti

Ciao,

yes, Flash Lite 2.1 supports XML Sockets only for XML data not for binary.
So there are no phones currently with Flash Lite 2.1 even though you can download the player from Adobe site.

I think Nokia will embed Flash Lite 2.1 in future phones.

Alessandro

Thanks all.

based on [url]http://livedocs.adobe.com/labs/as3preview/docs/wwhelp/wwhimpl/common/html/wwhelp.htm?context=LiveDocs_Parts&file=00000140.html[/url]

actionscript 3.0 supports Binary Socket connection.

What do you think, if the next Flash Lite version supports the as 3.0?

and When it is possible?

hi,

you can send your custom textual data in XML objects, even binary data.

you can intercept the data before XML object's onLoad event by placing your handler on onData event of XML. onData event will give you raw text data. you can process it as per your needs.

for example, you can encode your binary data in base64, and send it to server, or load from server.

hope it helps,

// chall3ng3r //

Hi everyone!

I don't know if this has been asked before, but can't seem to find an answer. Is it possible to encode video for N-series devices at 240x320, in stead of 320 x 240, the problem comes up when displaying video through the Flash Lite player, where you can't rotate the realplayer, so 320 x 240 video's get scaled down.

I have tried to encode before but would always get an error saying not supported. I have tried encoding with Quicktime as well as Super.

Many thanks!

Stefan