Thread7
July 7th, 2007, 07:04 AM
I've searched a bunch of posts and done the tutorials but since I am new to Girder I think I might be going down the wrong path.
I have my own flash application that I want to have the ability to click buttons with a remote control on a local computer. So far I have investigated these methods.
1. Click the button directly from a Girder "command capture". Doesn't work since flash does not expose its objects to Girder.
2. Make my flash program listen for sent keyboard keys then send those keys from Girder. Can't get it to work. Not sure if my actionscript is wrong or I have Girder problems.
3. Load my flash app in a browser and put an HTML button in the local web page that eventually calls my flash methods. Doesn't work because again IE and Mozilla do not expose their objects to Girder.
Any other ideas? I have complete control of the flash app programming and everything can run on a local computer with any OS necessary.
Thanks.
I have my own flash application that I want to have the ability to click buttons with a remote control on a local computer. So far I have investigated these methods.
1. Click the button directly from a Girder "command capture". Doesn't work since flash does not expose its objects to Girder.
2. Make my flash program listen for sent keyboard keys then send those keys from Girder. Can't get it to work. Not sure if my actionscript is wrong or I have Girder problems.
3. Load my flash app in a browser and put an HTML button in the local web page that eventually calls my flash methods. Doesn't work because again IE and Mozilla do not expose their objects to Girder.
Any other ideas? I have complete control of the flash app programming and everything can run on a local computer with any OS necessary.
Thanks.