So, I have a problem to use embedded fonts with the avatar skins. This works fine with the test avatars swf from the examples. But if I recompile my own (or the example for that matter) with an .as files for the avatar set up, it somehow doesn't pick up the font. Now, I'm sure I got the fonts on my ...

Ok, I now got this working, very nice...

It seems I had to put my classes in

Server/mypackage...

Rather then in javaExtensions/

Which I guess is correct then?

Any guidelines from someone experienced on as where to put stuff would be much appreciated.

Hey, I'm new the Java world, so sorry for newbie question. I have Hibernate hooked up and trying a simple test. I get this exception Exception in ExtensionHandler: org.hibernate.MappingNotFoundException: resource: net/pubpals/data/user/User.hbm.xml not found Exception type: org.hibernate.MappingNotF...

public class Register extends AbstractExtension { private ExtensionHelper helper; private DbManager dbManager; private Zone currZone; /** * Init extension */ public void init() { // Get Helper helper = ExtensionHelper.instance(); // Get the current zone currZone = helper.getZone(this.getOwnerZone())...

Hm yeah, this really puzzles me. I have a break point in flash just before it sends it out, so it's definitely going out. If I send as actionscript it works, when I send as json it doesn't get picked up on the server side... Although all methods are there...

So, I following the examples at 8.9 Tutorials: Secure Login Example. Problem is that I also want to md5 and salt the password when I store them in the db. Which means that in order to add the getRandomKey md5 hash on the client when logging in, I need to first to the md5 + salt on the client rather ...

Ok, so I'm extending AbstractExtension. I've put all the 3 handleRequest methods in there with the different signature arguments as per tutorial. If I send Actionscript object from the client it works fine, it goes into the public void handleRequest(String cmd, ActionscriptObject ao, User u, int fro...

So, I read the Java coockbook and am trying to use json insetad of actionscript xml. So I do smartFox.sendXtMessage("registerEX", "register", obj, "json"); However, on the server, if my extension extends AbstractExtension the compiler complains that it's the wrong metho...

I worked it out by setting addBuddyPermission = false and mutualAddBuddy = false as well. When user A send a request, I add it to a requests db table from the extension, also storing both the source and target user id. When user B login I read this list in from the db table. User A can then accept o...

Yep, to send offline messages I could just set up a separate db table and store message by username. So, if I implement my own persitant class and db store, do I also have to build the whole buddy thing more or less form scratch, ie. the isOnline, isBlocked and so on. Or can I just tap into the exis...

--> The very first time that they catch each other online they will become buddies and play/chat together Problem here is that I will have a list where the users can see the buddies, and also an offline message system, ie. inbox. So it would be nice if the buddy would show up there, so the users can...

Thanks for quick response. So, --> AA sends the request to the server You mean I do a custom extension call here? --> Server stores the request in the DB I do this in my custom extension, or in a Persistant Buddy Extension? Or in an internal event? --> Next time BB is online the server checks if AA ...

Did you manage to resolve this? I'm having the same problems.

I've searched through the forums for advice on how to enable offline requests of addBuddy. I'm still confused as to which is the best way of doing this with the latest server 1.6.6. Do I need to create my own custom addBuddy call on the client to my own extension and then do the addBuddy manually se...

Ok, this now works fine. I cleared out stuff and rerun the sql script on the db on the vps. And now seems to work fine. Sorry for the hassle. Thanks.