in reply to Re: Re: Perl Talking to Flash
in thread Perl Talking to Flash

Ahhh - gotcha!

With the proviso that I know next-to-nothing about Flash, presumably you can use exactly the same mechanism to communicate locally as you do with a webserver. If your perl program uploads files to the server's filesystem ready to be read by Flash and vice-versa, you can simply write out to local files instead. If you're using sockets to communicate(?!), then the process will be the same as it is already, but replacing the remote port with a local one.

Cheers, Ben.

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by Arbogast (Monk) on Aug 26, 2003 at 17:23 UTC
    Thanks Ben. I am guessing I should carefully read Network Progamming in Perl by Lincoln Stein??? Sounds like I have a doable problem.

    On Ming, I have used Ming, it is good. But, the version I have only covers through Flash 5, and it isn't complete I believe. Plus, it doesn't have a nice graphical tool to use Ming.

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