Hope this clarifies,

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My application uses only 1 frame and it is compiled 24 fps. It would be very helpful if you could send me a sample of how to load images in 5 frames, because i am new in Flash developing. Meanwhile, I will try this myself
Another question is about loading images when stub application is installed on E: drive (memory card) and swf is located in E:\private\UID\app.swf. The problem is, that images are not loaded when installed on memory card. No error message is returned. crossdomain.xml is not triggered. If the application is installed on C: (phone memory), all images are shown. Of course with slow approach (loading one image completely and than load another image).
The question is also opened here (http://sajisoft.wordpress.com/2010/03/28/flash-...).

Thanks in advance,
Simon Himmelreich

Simon, maybe this is some bug in FL. It have many as I told you before

Now you need a workaround to get your desired results. FL only allows five loading operations at a time, and it's working for you when you load via external IP.

You can try adding small delay, maybe 100-300ms between your loadmovie calls. You can do it via setInterval function, or better use frame based loop. I your SWF is compiled with 21 FPS, you might use 5 or 6 frames for looping. And on every iteration, load a movieclip.

Give it a try and let me know how it goes. I will try to make a sample for you if I manage to get some spare time on the weekend.

Good luck!

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I have version 9,1,123,0 installed on my device N97 mini. Also tried with N97 and same Flash Lite version.

The code for loading images is in the loop with loader.loadClip(“http://127…”, image_mc), loader is MovieClip.There is also loadHandler which calls function for resizing image when onLoadInit occurs. If using this code, there is only first image shown on Stage.

But, if i use another approach, loading one image completely and than load another image, all images are loaded well. But here is one ugly thing, for loading five 10KB images from local http server, it takes more than 5 seconds!

And one more thing, if i use first approach but loading images from Ethernet IP (http://10.10.1.100:8888/…) of my device, all images are loaded in less than a second.

BR,
Simon

Hmm… Are you loading all images at the same time? I mean using a “for” loop… one after another… or load one, then wait for it to load, then load next? or one image is loaded, then on some user interaction next is loaded?

Maybe you can share a bit of your code in your Flash Lite application, so I can better understand how you are loading images.

Remember, there are now many versions of Flash Lite, and they include really buggy ones as well

It'll help if you could also get the full version number of FL on your device, and also firmware version. Use $version variable to get FL version, or simply use the following tool http://www.swf2go.com/wiki/Adobe-Flash-Lite-Ver...

Best,

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P.S. you can call me chall3ng3r or Faisal… no need for double-slashes… it's just kind of unique signature

My http server is working fine, it has crossdomain.xml exposed, but it is never triggered from Flash Lite. The application is published as Network only and all requests are http://127.0.0.1:8888/ReadFile?name=image.png.
I have tried http://127.0.0.1:8888/crossdomain.xml on device browser and it is working.

Any idea?

Simon

thank you for answers, but my Flash Lite application never triggers http://127.0.0.1:8888/crossdomain.xml. I have tested in phone browser and url is working.
The application is Published with Network Access Only. Any clues, why crossdomain.xml is never triggered?

And the http server is listening only on loopback (127.0.0.1).

I think it could be crossdomain.xml policy file issue. Did you set your server to send this XML when Flash Lite client makes a request to your server.

Take a look at the following application http://www.swf2go.com/wiki/PyS60Sample_BeMyLips...

It's programmed in PyS60 and Flash Lite, it shows how you can send the file when it's requested by Flash Lite client. Please note Flash Lite automatically make this crossdomain file call, so you don't have any control over it. Just be sure to implement it in your server.

One more thing, make sure you bind your server to listen on “127.0.0.1″, not * or every IP. Sometimes this could be issue. So, just bind it to listen on one IP and try again.

I hope this information will help you resolving the issue.

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i have implemented SimpleHttpServer using RSocket for connection between FlashLite 3.1. application. In the application, several images are loaded (with MovieClipLoader) from local http server which runs on 127.0.0.1 (KInetAddrLoop). Everything is working fine, but when i try to load images asynchronously, only first image is loaded and there is also only one request to local server. If i change IP adress to external interface (WLAN or modem, eg. 10.10.1.200), images are loaded properly.

Anyone with some answers?

Or you can save the SWF in e:\\Others\\Trusted\\ to have it working properly.

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Thanks for appriciation. Yes sure, i have sent you an email.

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I just found that Bill have posted somthing about FL3.1
http://www.flashdevices.net/2008/05/flash-lite-3-security-issue-resolution.html

Thats just great!

Keen to know more about the fixes comming up in this new release.

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