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Author Shared Object Limits?
Per Forsberg

2005-04-29, 2:45 am

Hi,

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I have developed a virtual classroom with a shared whiteboard component. =
I
use an extended version of the macromedia whiteboard component, a few =
tools
added but uses the same technique. I have several room instances. My =
client
is behind a firewall that blocks port 1935 and therefore I use port =
8080.

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And now the bug: At some point the whiteboard stops working and no one =
is
able to draw. Very often, it stops working when about 100-110 shapes are
stored in the shared object. I have a trace on some variables to see =
what
happens when a users tries to draw. When pressing the mouse button a
interval is created and when releasing the mouse button the interval is
cleared. I=B4m tracing the intervalID and when the whiteboard stops =
working,
the intervalID is empty. No intervalID is created and your not able to =
draw.
This scenario occurs almost every time when a user behind a firewall is
connected to the room. It does very rarely happen when users that are =
not
behind that firewall are connected, but it has happened when I conneced =
to a
room localy on my computer. This thing drives me nuts. I would really
appreciate if someone have some ideas about this.

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Thanks in advance!

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Best regards,

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/Per

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