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Old 10-24-2003, 01:42 AM
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Default End User dependencies

Hiya all.

This looks like a really fantastic product.

A quick question on the created exe - what does the end user need installed on their machine, and what does/can the package install?

Specifically, can an app be supplied without forcing the end user to install anything else?

Thanks.


PS: Any ideas on the best way to do or emulate a callback?

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Old 10-26-2003, 12:00 PM
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Default Re:End User dependencies

If you check the "standalone" option, your end users don't need to install anything.
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Old 10-26-2003, 11:31 PM
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Default Re:End User dependencies

Thanks, that is neat.

I currently have a movieclip that does nothing but check variables (onEnterFrame) set by FFish script.

These are set to advise on completion, success and otherwise of tasks external to the movie.

The movieClip calls functions to "trigger events" based on the value of these variables.

This is the closest I can get to a callback. Any better way?


Also, when using the inet object, is there some initialising to be done?
inet.isInetConnected()
always returns false, even when the connection is there.


And, finally is there an intention to create an FTP object or must an external dll be used?


Thanks.
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Old 10-28-2003, 12:56 PM
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Default Re:End User dependencies

1. you can define an object in Flash
Code:
function MyObject()
{
this.addProperty("value", this.getVal, this.setVal);
}

MyObject.prototype.getVal = function()
{
}

MyObject.prototype.setVal = function(val)
{
//do something at here
...
}

o = new MyObject;
When you change the value property of object o in SWFKit, the function setVal will be called.

FlashPlayer.setVariable("o.value", "hello");

2. The isInetConnected method just ping the site "www.swfkit.com". You can ping any other sites instead.

Code:
if (Inet.ping("www.google.com", 3) <= 0) trace("false");
else trace("true");
3. SWFKit has no native FTP object. But we have a FTP activex object. Please contact support@swfkit.com to get it.
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