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Hi! 
great work, guy, really love it. 
good way for me to start lowra -best tutorial. 
however, i can compile it after adjusting the config files
to my needs, 
but the application always crashes when it tries to load an
mp3. 
only if the path is wrong, nothing will happen, it will
debug and io_error 
that it didn't find any mp3. 
what's possibly wrong?

cu 
 
 
Stefan Vandermeulen wrote:
Merci Benoït, 
 
it's a tricky little error, I don't know how to solve it and
yesterday 
when i wanted to get my hands dirty, the error was gone!! 
If some knows how to solve this, please let us know: the
swf's are in 
the same domain, if it helps 
 
regards 
stefan 
 
Flap Flap schreef: 
> Nice work, but I get this error : 
> SecurityError: Error #2121: Violation de la sécurité
Sandbox : 
> SoundMixer.computeSpectrum : 
> http://www.netdust.be/lab/mediaplayer/bin/plu
gin/spectrum211107.swf  
> <http://www.netdust.be/lab/mediaplayer/bin
/plugin/spectrum211107.swf> 
> ne peut pas accéder à . Pour pallier à ce problème,
appelez 
> Security.allowDomain. 
>     at flash.media::SoundMixer$/computeSpectrum() 
>     at
com.anttikupila.soundSpectrum::SoundProcessor/getSoundSpectr
um() 
>     at
be.netdust.mediaplayer.spectrum.view::SpectrumView/::compute
() 
> 
> Hope it helps 
> Benoît 
> 
> 2007/11/27, THABAULT, Kevin <kthabaulttf1.fr
<mailto:kthabaulttf1.fr>>: 
> 
>     thanks ! 
> 
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>     2007/11/26, Stefan Vandermeulen <mailnetdust.be 
>     <mailto:mailnetdust.be>>: 
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>         hi again, 
> 
>         here's an simple example of lowra: 
>         http://www.net
dust.be/lab/mediaplayer/ 
>         hope it's helpful, it's actually one of the
first things a 
>         build with lowra or AS3 for that matter 
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>         enjoy the music  
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hi list,
i'm really curious about lowra and it's ioc-cababilities, so
i started  
a little project to get started with the new framework.

after getting famillar with the plugin-concept i played a
little bit  
with stefan's mediaplayer-example (thanks for this!) which
is using xavier's assembler-implementation (applause to
xavier for his  
engagement!  WOW!  ).
i thought i understood the main-concepts, but  after my
first tests i  
belief i missed something:
the application loader and the instantiation of the plugin
works fine,  
but i have problems with the communication between the
plugins.
as i understood it in stefan's example i just have to
define(in  
aplicationContext.xml) that "pluginB" is listening
for events on the
channel of "pluginA",  like so:

	<plugin id="A" channel="channelA"
type="org.webyte.plugins.PluginA" >
		<listen channel="channelB" /> 			
	</plugin>
	
	<plugin id="B" channel="channelB"
type="org.webyte.plugins.PluginB" >
		<listen channel="channelA" /> 	
	</plugin>

to make it react to events from pluginA.
And inside the plugin-implementation i register for the
events from  
other plugins, like so:
e.g. for plugin B :

getController().pushCommandInstance(
PublicEventList.PLUGIN_A_EVENT,  
new PluginBCommand() );	

my problem is, that PluginBCommand is never executed.
when i implement a "handleEvent "-method in the
plugin it gets  
executed (so, it reaches the plugin) but not the command i
registered
to the controller! what am i doing wrong?

for example, i send a public event from the view of pluginA,
like this:

getOwner().firePublicEvent(new  
Event( PublicEventList.PLUGIN_A_EVENT ) );

but the handlers for this event (neither from it's own
plugin nor from  
the registered commands from "pluginB" )
are executed. what am i doing wrong?

it would be very nice, if someone could pont me in the right
direction  
for this problem.

cheers and a happy new year,
spog

p.s.: i could send a code-example if somebody is so kind to
help me in  
detai ;)



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Hey man !

    I think i have understand waht you want lol .

    You must refire the event receive from pluginA , so in
handleEvent , 
do a firePrivateEvent( e )
  
    I don't use handle event because i don't want to send
all in private 
so i  write each function for catch each event that plugin
can receive 
and use.

    Hope it's the answer you want lol 

Axel


paul | LOWRES a écrit :

>hi list,
>i'm really curious about lowra and it's
ioc-cababilities, so i started  
>a little project to get started with the new framework.
>
>after getting famillar with the plugin-concept i played
a little bit  
>with stefan's mediaplayer-example (thanks for this!)
which
>is using xavier's assembler-implementation (applause to
xavier for his  
>engagement!  WOW!  ).
>i thought i understood the main-concepts, but  after my
first tests i  
>belief i missed something:
>the application loader and the instantiation of the
plugin works fine,  
>but i have problems with the communication between the
plugins.
>as i understood it in stefan's example i just have to
define(in  
>aplicationContext.xml) that "pluginB" is
listening for events on the
>channel of "pluginA",  like so:
>
>	<plugin id="A"
channel="channelA"
type="org.webyte.plugins.PluginA" >
>		<listen channel="channelB" /> 			
>	</plugin>
>	
>	<plugin id="B"
channel="channelB"
type="org.webyte.plugins.PluginB" >
>		<listen channel="channelA" /> 	
>	</plugin>
>
>to make it react to events from pluginA.
>And inside the plugin-implementation i register for the
events from  
>other plugins, like so:
>e.g. for plugin B :
>
>getController().pushCommandInstance(
PublicEventList.PLUGIN_A_EVENT,  
>new PluginBCommand() );	
>
>my problem is, that PluginBCommand is never executed.
>when i implement a "handleEvent "-method in
the plugin it gets  
>executed (so, it reaches the plugin) but not the command
i registered
>to the controller! what am i doing wrong?
>
>for example, i send a public event from the view of
pluginA, like this:
>
>getOwner().firePublicEvent(new  
>Event( PublicEventList.PLUGIN_A_EVENT ) );
>
>but the handlers for this event (neither from it's own
plugin nor from  
>the registered commands from "pluginB" )
>are executed. what am i doing wrong?
>
>it would be very nice, if someone could pont me in the
right direction  
>for this problem.
>
>cheers and a happy new year,
>spog
>
>p.s.: i could send a code-example if somebody is so kind
to help me in  
>detai ;)
>
>
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thx, axel!
that was exactly what i needed !
ahoi,
paul


Am 06.01.2008 um 11:58 schrieb axel:

> Hey man !
>
>    I think i have understand waht you want lol .
>
>    You must refire the event receive from pluginA , so
in  
> handleEvent ,
> do a firePrivateEvent( e )
>
>    I don't use handle event because i don't want to
send all in  
> private
> so i  write each function for catch each event that
plugin can receive
> and use.
>
>    Hope it's the answer you want lol 
>
> Axel
>
>
> paul | LOWRES a écrit :
>
>> hi list,
>> i'm really curious about lowra and it's
ioc-cababilities, so i  
>> started
>> a little project to get started with the new
framework.
>>
>> after getting famillar with the plugin-concept i
played a little bit
>> with stefan's mediaplayer-example (thanks for
this!) which
>> is using xavier's assembler-implementation
(applause to xavier for  
>> his
>> engagement!  WOW!  ).
>> i thought i understood the main-concepts, but 
after my first tests i
>> belief i missed something:
>> the application loader and the instantiation of the
plugin works  
>> fine,
>> but i have problems with the communication between
the plugins.
>> as i understood it in stefan's example i just have
to define(in
>> aplicationContext.xml) that "pluginB" is
listening for events on the
>> channel of "pluginA",  like so:
>>
>> 	<plugin id="A"
channel="channelA"  
>> type="org.webyte.plugins.PluginA" >
>> 		<listen channel="channelB" />
			
>> 	</plugin>
>> 	
>> 	<plugin id="B"
channel="channelB"  
>> type="org.webyte.plugins.PluginB" >
>> 		<listen channel="channelA" /> 	
>> 	</plugin>
>>
>> to make it react to events from pluginA.
>> And inside the plugin-implementation i register for
the events from
>> other plugins, like so:
>> e.g. for plugin B :
>>
>> getController().pushCommandInstance(
PublicEventList.PLUGIN_A_EVENT,
>> new PluginBCommand() );	
>>
>> my problem is, that PluginBCommand is never
executed.
>> when i implement a "handleEvent "-method
in the plugin it gets
>> executed (so, it reaches the plugin) but not the
command i registered
>> to the controller! what am i doing wrong?
>>
>> for example, i send a public event from the view of
pluginA, like  
>> this:
>>
>> getOwner().firePublicEvent(new
>> Event( PublicEventList.PLUGIN_A_EVENT ) );
>>
>> but the handlers for this event (neither from it's
own plugin nor  
>> from
>> the registered commands from "pluginB" )
>> are executed. what am i doing wrong?
>>
>> it would be very nice, if someone could pont me in
the right  
>> direction
>> for this problem.
>>
>> cheers and a happy new year,
>> spog
>>
>> p.s.: i could send a code-example if somebody is so
kind to help me  
>> in
>> detai ;)
>>
>>
>>
>> _______________________________________________
>> Pixlib mailing list
>> Pixlibosflash.org
>> http://osflash.org/mailman/listinfo/pixlib_osflash.org

>>
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