October 28, 2007 – 8:12 am Rich Media Project believes in Flash technology. That's why all of our team is committed to develop advanced Flash tools that let you create Rich Media contents with a lot of extended features. Our products are user-friendly, safe and labelled Macromedia Approved Extension. They will help you saving time, obtaining a competitive advantage with your site or presentations and positioning you or your company as a leader in your field.
October 15, 2007 – 5:29 am Those trying workarounds to upload files in Flash in previous versions (like the Yamago component with all the cross-browser issues) will be finally happy: with Flash 8, native support exists! This example shows how to use the new FileReference class to upload a file to a server. Nothing difficult, but pay attention: you always need some server script yo store the file in the server. Flash can't upload the file by itself, and instead needs a back-end language to do the server side job.
October 10, 2007 – 6:03 am I am working on ActionScript3 API for Bloglines services, which requires HTTP Authentication for its two of the services. I was not able to set the header of a HTTP/GET request. Macromedia Flash Player allows you set the header only for POST requests. I discussed this issues with Ted Patrick and he told me how I can us Socket to achieve the desired and he was very kind to give a me code-snippet, which got me started. Thanks Ted.
