I have developed my most complex Flash ActionScript app. I dont know how much complex they can get but I think mine is quite ordinary. it has about 1500 objects which are tween with zoom and colour changes only on click and connects to a database for data, eg, names of the objects are in a database. I have hard-coded the path to the web app that reads the database. The flash app reads the database from the web app (Visual Studio/server).
It works in my development environment (Flash CS4 > F12), with my required explores, ie, IE & FF.
However, when I try to run the the published version of it (.swf), which is in the same folder as the project, I simply get the error screen "Adobe Flash Player 10.0 r2 has stopped working", and nothing else happens. I am a little scared that I may have no way of publishing it for my client without having the whole code in the clients computer... Is there something I need to do to have it work in a server environment without Adobe Flash installed, ie, just the .swf file and the server settings with the database?
Note also that this worked when I started the project, when I was running a small file but as it grew bigger, even the debug mode stopped working...
I am running Win 7 64 bit, Flash CS4 and Visual Studio 2010 on my computer.
Thanks.
Sounds like a problem with the Adobe Flash Player web browser plugin you have installed, rather than a problem with your app or your swf. Try upgrading the plugin.
10.0 is a pretty old version by now, current version is 11.6. Also, it's a ".0" version, and 10.0 is known to have problems. It may or may not be important that your swf works in older Flash Players, including 10.0, but overall, not that many users have 10.0 installed today (http://www.statowl.com/flash.php).
Once upon a time,I have also meets up this issue, I found some root causes by using Vector class or invalid interfaces.
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I have a swing application that in a couple of windows I use JavaFX scene to display the content. I deploy my application using Web Start to my clients. If a the client has Java 8 installed on their machine everything is fine but if they have Java 7 installed then the application shuts down as soon as the first JavaFX window appears. The even more weird thinks is that is I have Java Console to open with the application then everything works fine.???
What is there in the Java Console that is helping the application to overcome whatever is the problem?
I have follow the tips here JavaFX CSS Error ( Property Stylesheets does not exist ) and I also followed the jnlp instructions here http://docs.oracle.com/javafx/2/deployment/deploy_swing_apps.htm#BACFDACD
Both helped with other issues I had.
My application has many swing windows that I slowly want to migrate to JavaFX so for a while I want both technologies to be able to run. The fact that when console is showing is making the application run with no problems tells me that there is probably a settings or something that I am missing that could solve my problem.
Any help would be much appreciated.
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I am developing a windows store app, it works perfect in my own pc by local machine mode, and it works in my co-work's pc by remote marchine too.
However, it doesn't work in other people's pc.
it's always thrown an exception System.IO.FileNotFoundException, a specific module is not found.
it seems not recognize some of dll, but it works good in our machines.
why do our machines work ?
what should I do now ? Has anyone in this situation before ?
It's solved.
was a mistake that link a dll which from visual studio to our winrt library.
so it never works on other devices which has not install visual studio.
I am trying to profile my mobile game with Adobe Scout. It is based on Starling, AIR 4.0 and currently it is live on Play Store. Since it gives poor performance on iPhone4, I decided to profile using Adobe Scout. I am getting a release build with -advanced-telemetry option and I have set up my .telemetry.cfg on my PC as described here. I have installed Adobe Scout app on the device I am testing. I managed to connect my device with the PC having Scout, however, after receiving some data (like 20-30 frames), application crashes on the phone.
What may be the cause of this?
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In my Web application I need to play some videos using Silverlight video player. The videos need to start playing from a dynamically determined time. The issue I am having is that in Chrome the seek time is very long, quite often on the order of 20 seconds or more depending on how far I seek on the video, while in Internet Explorer the seek time is much faster, quite often about 2-3 seconds and it doesn't seem to depend on how far from the current position I seek.
The videos are served by IIS 7. Most of the videos are mp4 but unfortunately there are some in wmv format; that's why I have to use Silverlight. The seek time doesn't seem to depend on the video format. Silverlight version is 5.1.30214.0.
For the mp4 videos I tried playing them in Chrome using html5 video tag and the seek time is much better compared to Silverlight. Unfortunately as I said I have to use Silverlight.
What could be the reason for this strange behavior?
Follow these steps exactly and that should fix your problem:
Make sure you are running a Silverlight-compatible Windows operating system and browser and that you have uninstalled any previous version of Silverlight.
Download Silverlight
For Windows Internet Explorer users:
The browser will prompt you to either run or save the installation file (Silverlight.exe). Click Run to start the download. When the download is finished, the browser prompts you again to run the installer. Click Run to start the installation. Note that you must have sufficient administrative privileges to install Silverlight (5.1.30214.0).
Install Silverlight
If you are running the Windows Vista operating system, you will be prompted for security permissions. To continue, you need to approve.
Click 'Install now' after reviewing the license agreement and privacy statement.
If you have had a previous version of Silverlight installed, or are using Mozilla Firefox, you will need to restart your browser.
Verify your installation by experiencing the Silverlight site.
For installation support, visit our support page.
Source: Microsoft Silverlight Website
I'm making a software using AIR, and I got the installer installer.exe, but when I'm going to install in the target pcs, It tells me "This application requires a version of adobe air which cannot be found .....", but I need that my installer setup everything that I need to run my app in these pcs that have no Internet connection.
I'll appreciate any help !!
Greetings
Just download the latest AIR installer on a PC with an internet connection, and bring that along with your AIR app installer. You can get it from http://get.adobe.com/air/
From the research I've been doing, you can't legally include the runtime installer with your app unless you join adobe's runtime distribution license. If you look at the Adobe Runtime Distribution FAQ that seems pretty close to what you are trying to do.