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CHAPTER 3

Sample Applications

This chapter provides examples of a number of Macromedia Flash Communication Server MX

programming techniques, and illustrates how to use many of the Flash Communication Server

objects. These samples are different from the ones provided in the flashcom application directory,

although certain concepts are illustrated in both sets of samples. In general, the samples in this

chapter are simpler than a full-blown application would be; they have been designed specifically

to illustrate certain features in context.

About the samples

The samples in this chapter are progressive: skills shown in later samples rely on information you

gain from working with the prior samples. If you’re not sure how to proceed with a step, check an

earlier sample. You can read more about the commands used here in the Client-Side

Communication ActionScript Dictionary and the Server-Side Communication ActionScript

Dictionary. For the core ActionScript commands, see the online ActionScript Dictionary in

Macromedia Flash MX.

Each sample section provides an overview of the sample, a description of the user experience, a

procedure for creating the user interface and the ActionScript code, and a suggested methodology

for testing your application.

Files associated with the samples (FLA, SWF, HTML, and ASC) are located in subdirectories of

the \Macromedia\Flash MX\flashcom_help\help_collateral directory.

Creating your working environment

This section explains what you need to know before trying to re-create any of the samples.

Make sure the server is running. The samples assume that the Flash Communication Server is

running. For more information, see “Starting the service” on page 18.

Specifying the server URI. The samples assume you’re using the Flash MX authoring environment

on the same computer that is running the Flash Communication Server. If that isn’t the case, add

your server name to all the

connect commands in the samples. For example, if your server is

running at

myServer.myDomain.com, change a line like this:

new_nc.connect("rtmp:/doc_record/room_01");

to this:

new_nc.connect("rtmp://myServer.myDomain.com/doc_record/room_01");

Note: Be sure you use two slashes (//) after rtmp: in the revised code. The use of a single slash is supported only

when the SWF application and the Flash Communication Server are running on the same machine.

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