this looks really great!! takes some time to read through the 30 pages

it *is* possible and i'll write more about it tomorrow morning

hmmm, it would have been too easy if it worked just out of the box ;) i try to connect a (java-)webapplication running in the sfs-jetty to smartfox itself. it was fairly easy to send events to smartfox, but it's the other way that seems quite hard to implement. and i know that it's probably not quit...

is it possible to listen to (internal) events from SFS in servlets running in the integrated jetty? if so, then how?

thanks for your patience

nobody *any* idea or a pointer in the right direction?

thanks for your answer and i was i little bit tired when i wrote the post - thus all the slashes :wink: i tried to follow your advice and run the default grails application in the included jetty but got these errors here (and couldn't access it through the browser): 2008-04-05 11:44:35.640:/grails_d...

hi lapo, in this thread you wrote about the connection between a servlet in tomcat and smartfox: If your users are already logged in the main app (tomcat servlet, I presume) all you have to do is perform a behind-the-scenese SFS to Tomcat call when the user starts the Flash application to make sure ...

i'm interested too

You can simply use 2 different requests. i thought about that too - sending a message to the zone that waits for a specific upload; but it seemed like too much overhead. a co-worker who codes java helped me out with dispatching a custom event. probably a lot dirtier in the end for touching the main...

Here i am again :) I want to transmit additional stuff (tags for the pictures) with the uploaded image but don't get out of the jython-webserver-context. Which means that the broadcastFileUploaded-method accepts only a hashmap with key-value-pairs for the filename. Is there a way to fire a custom -e...

here's a nice interview with the guys behind stick arena: http://gotoandplay.it/spotLight/stickArena/

It works now :D As far as i know *now* the getReader is just for text and the streamReader should be used for binary data. But as i didn't get it to work with the streamReader i did it this way:encode the byteArray in base64, transmit it to python, decode it there again and write a binary file (flag...

Looks like Python and myself don't like each other very well =/ How can i get the vars from the params object in a python extension? Things like myExtensionVar = params.myData or myExtensionVar = params.getParam(myData) don't work :( Protocol used is normal XML. Any ideas? Edit: myExtensionVar = par...

I had problems with the base64-class in Flex Builder and kicked it out until the rest was finished - maybe i forgot to un-comment it .. it can't be this simple (the bug)

i'll do more testing when i get back from work. i want this to work

As for conferencing ( V oice O ver F lash *ggg*) streaming of audio-/videofiles and videoconferencing could be either done over Red5 or Flashcom. And as you already mentioned the persistence of the connections, texting, managing of content (interface-wise) would be managed via SFS. As for p2p, that'...