Re: FLASH: Multi-User Flash Server

[Robert Bleeker]

jon,


Cool stuff!!!!


Robert (busybee) Bleeker



on 14/6/00 1:22 PM, Jon Williams at

jonshovemedia [dot] com

 wrote:


> Hi, I'm new to the list, so I don't

> know if someone posted this already.

> If so, it's all my fault so to speak.

> 

> As some of you may be aware, I've developed

> code for a multi-user flash server.

> It's cross-browser, cross-platfrom, and open source.

> The response has been very positive from

> the developer community thus far, so I'm

> passing a link along here.

> 

> This is different from the flash w/cgi

> paradigm you may have seen before

> (the one shockfusion uses), i'm using java

> sockets so there are different pros/cons.

> 

> There's a download and tutorial at

> http://www.shovemedia.com/multi

> 

> as you will note in the disclaimers,

> this is complicated; i can't field vague

> "how-does-it-work" type questions as they

> are covered in the tutorial, but I'll be

> happy to assist where the tutorial falls short.

> 

> questions, comments, snide remarks?

> 

> enjoy.

> -jon



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