I'm having no luck trying to create an instance of one of my own classes from within an extension.
Where on earth should I place it in the SFS file structure?
<< I think the answer to this is #include old style code??>>
I know it's got to be in the classpath, but I've tried it there already. I know the class code's ok, and I know the extension code's ok.
When I try to use one in the other I get told it doesn't exist in the server dos box.
For instance, with this class:
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class MyClass
{
private var myList:Array=new Array();
public function MyClass(){}
public function pushItem(item:Object){myList.push(item);}
public function popItem():Object{return myList.pop();}
}And this line of code in my extension:
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myclass = new MyClass();with MyClass.as in the CLASSPATH, I get this error:
Error in extension [ calc.as ]: ReferenceError: "MyClass" is not defined. (calc.as#1790) Internal: 307 -- Line number: 306 in file: calc.as
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OK - Found this topic:
viewtopic.php?t=2895
Which sort of answers the question - use old style 'classes'
But I keep seeing mention of the facrt that you can use code from all sorts of areas server side - AS, Java, Python, etc...
Plus - the class I want to use server side is already used client side - I'd really like to be able to pass instances back & forth.
This can't happen when one side of the pipe's in AS3 & the other in AS1 though can it?
Am I REALLY going to have to create different versions of each class that I want to use both ends?
When's the server side going to come up to date?
& How do I get round the problem in the meantime...?
Any & all help greatly appreciated...