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SWF and Jitter


Bruno Zamborlin
Jun 05 2006 | 9:40 pm

Dear all, I’m trying to learn more about Flash-Jitter communication.
Do you know why many ".swf" flash movies doesn’t work in Jitter?

I’m trying, with the message "read", to import this swf:
http://www.larabbiadilucia.altervista.org/animation.swf

in the Jitter tutorial patch "44jFlashInteractivity.pat", but it doesn’t work (and it’s not the only case).

Thanks,
Bruno


Joshua Kit Clayton
Jun 05 2006 | 9:55 pm

Only Flash 5 features (and a small group of Flash 6, if I recall
correctly) are supported by QuickTime. If you need to support Flash 6
and Higher, you should run in a flash standalone or web browser and
communicate with one of the various Flash/Max networking solutions.
(e.g. flosc, or flashserver, or a custom MXJ solution)

-Joshua


Bruno Zamborlin
Jun 05 2006 | 10:08 pm


Joshua Kit Clayton
Jun 06 2006 | 1:15 am

On Jun 5, 2006, at 3:08 PM, Bruno Zamborlin wrote:

>
> java Gateway 1250 3000
>
>>> Exception in thread "main" java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError : Gateway

I’m not positive, but it sounds like you have not properly configured
your java classpath. Please search online Java documentation and
resources to learn how to configure your Java class path so that it
will include all of the classes you need to run the java programs
desired.

Also note that under Windows XP, you’ll probably need to disable or
re-configure your firewall settings so that you can expose/access
various ports.

You may also consider using Olaf Matthes Flashserver object.
http://www.nullmedium.de/dev/flashserver/

Best of luck.

-Joshua


Bruno Zamborlin
Jun 06 2006 | 10:50 am

Thank you Joshua, but now I resolved the problem.
I don’t know why, but on XP machine it’s necessary to point at the folder again, something like:

cd C:flosc
java -classpath C:flosc Gateway 1250 3000

Now it works :)

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