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read shared object with .net or asp
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| Any one have any tutorial or a link for a way to read shared objects
with /net or as[
Or some other server lang?
10x
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| stoica ionut 2005-06-30, 2:45 am |
| Shared objects are local.
You cannot read them directly like you do with
cookies.
But you can make a proxy swf like they use in
javascript kit.
That proxy would have and onEclipEvent that would
detect changes in a certain SharedObject using onSync
and would then Post the values to a certain proxy
asp.net page.
>From that page you would store them in something
global accessible like Session object.
Unfortunatedly this would be verry time consuming. But
depending on your needs it would for sure work.
:p
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> Any one have any tutorial or a link for a way to
> read shared objects
> with /net or as[
> Or some other server lang?
> 10x
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| stoica ionut 2005-06-30, 2:45 am |
| correction, onClipEvent is not required since you have
SharedObject sync event. :p (too much javascript in
me)
--- stoica ionut <iongion-/E1597aS9LQAvxtiuMwx3w@public.gmane.org> wrote:
> Shared objects are local.
> You cannot read them directly like you do with
> cookies.
> But you can make a proxy swf like they use in
> javascript kit.
>=20
> That proxy would have and onEclipEvent that would
> detect changes in a certain SharedObject using
> onSync
> and would then Post the values to a certain proxy
> asp.net page.
>=20
> global accessible like Session object.
>=20
> Unfortunatedly this would be verry time consuming.
> But
> depending on your needs it would for sure work.
>=20
> :p
>=20
> --- dan <dan-hoNGlbeT4xD6gbPvEgmw2w@public.gmane.org> wrote:
>=20
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