Question about Flash Lite

[zhangwei_Nirvana]

Hi,

I want open a *.swf in CCoeControl, could *.swf only play in a specify rect, just looks like it embedded in the windows

Thank you!

[skumar_rao]

Might not be possible with APIs available at this time with symbian.
Note: Donot muti-post.

[xiongyuwei]

Hi,

I want open a *.swf in CCoeControl, could *.swf only play in a specify rect, just looks like it embedded in the windows

Thank you!

I met the same question and I think there should be a corresponding API to solve this issue. Does any one know?

There are some articles on wiki using DocumentHandler. But it's not play the swf on a specified rect. It's more proper to use it playing the starting movie of an application.

[ltomuta]

Flash content can only be played:
- in the Flash player (see Document Handler)
- in browser through the Flash plug-in
- as a standalone application (see Flash Viewer Framework API)

It cannot be played in a UI component.

[xiongyuwei]

I've found one way to solve the problem.

In this way, we can play .swf inside the app rather than play it in FlashPlayer. But it's full screen and I didn't find a way to resize the swf.

here is the code.

class CSwfPlayer : public CBase,MAknServerAppExitObserver
{......}

void CSwfPlayer::ConstructL()
{
CEikProcess* iProc;
iProc = CEikonEnv::Static()->Process();
iDocHandler = CDocumentHandler::NewL(iProc);
}

void CSwfPlayer::PlaySwf()
{
TThreadId id;
RApaLsSession ls;
User::LeaveIfError(ls.Connect());
CleanupClosePushL(ls);

//this is the private directory of your application

TFileName fileName(KLitSwfFileToLaunch);
RFs aFs;
User::LeaveIfError(aFs.Connect());
CleanupClosePushL(aFs);
User::LeaveIfError(aFs.ShareProtected());

RFile flashFile;
User::LeaveIfError(flashFile.Open(aFs,fileName,EFileShareReadersOrWriters ));
CleanupClosePushL(flashFile);

iDocHandler->SetExitObserver(this);
TDataType d_Type;
TInt err = iDocHandler->OpenFileEmbeddedL(flashFile,d_Type);

// TInt succ = ls.StartDocument(flashFile,id,NULL);

CleanupStack::PopAndDestroy(3);
aFs.Close();
flashFile.Close();
}


void CHelloWorldBasicAppUi::HandleServerAppExit(TInt /* aReason*/)
{
Exit();
}

[ltomuta]

That's exactly what the Document Handler does, you've just re-discovered the wheel. :)