Comments on: File Transfer with Central and Flashcom http://www.kennybunch.com/blog/2004/10/file-transfer-with-central-and-flashcom/ Programming Tidbits Thu, 20 Nov 2008 16:43:23 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 By: Denis http://www.kennybunch.com/blog/2004/10/file-transfer-with-central-and-flashcom/#comment-9 Denis Thu, 26 Jul 2007 13:15:07 +0000 http://www.kennybunch.com/blog/?p=4#comment-9 Can we eliminate FlasComm completely here? Denis http://abava.blogspot.com Can we eliminate FlasComm completely here?

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]]> By: JanuMedia » FileSharing with FMS + JAVA Servlet http://www.kennybunch.com/blog/2004/10/file-transfer-with-central-and-flashcom/#comment-8 JanuMedia » FileSharing with FMS + JAVA Servlet Mon, 15 May 2006 03:51:12 +0000 http://www.kennybunch.com/blog/?p=4#comment-8 [...] About 3-4 month ago based on Kevin Bunch idea about file transfers with central and flashcomm using bytecode. I tried to created the same thing but not with central. Because since on Flash 8 has the FileReference class we already possible to open dialogBox to select file to upload. Combined with PHP to get bytecode of files the idea is working but just with small files (we talk about bytecode data sent to FMS. Then I need to know how we can split up bytcode and sent it continously. My friend, Mario told me to use java socket. Well good idea I said, but I leave it since I have 2 big projects and will back for it. Until this morning I have read about file sharing using FMS from Flash Media Server Fun, they called it Flash P2P. They using FMS + JAVA Servlet to make it work. This great. So don’t miss this esspecially they also provide the source [ZIP] [RAR]. [...] [...] About 3-4 month ago based on Kevin Bunch idea about file transfers with central and flashcomm using bytecode. I tried to created the same thing but not with central. Because since on Flash 8 has the FileReference class we already possible to open dialogBox to select file to upload. Combined with PHP to get bytecode of files the idea is working but just with small files (we talk about bytecode data sent to FMS. Then I need to know how we can split up bytcode and sent it continously. My friend, Mario told me to use java socket. Well good idea I said, but I leave it since I have 2 big projects and will back for it. Until this morning I have read about file sharing using FMS from Flash Media Server Fun, they called it Flash P2P. They using FMS + JAVA Servlet to make it work. This great. So don’t miss this esspecially they also provide the source [ZIP] [RAR]. [...]

]]> By: JanuMedia :: FileSharing with FMS + JAVA Servlet :: February :: 2006 http://www.kennybunch.com/blog/2004/10/file-transfer-with-central-and-flashcom/#comment-7 JanuMedia :: FileSharing with FMS + JAVA Servlet :: February :: 2006 Tue, 21 Feb 2006 03:19:07 +0000 http://www.kennybunch.com/blog/?p=4#comment-7 [...] About 3-4 month ago based on Kevin Bunch idea about file transfers with central and flashcomm using bytecode. I tried to created the same thing but not with central. Because since on Flash 8 has the FileReference class we already possible to open dialogBox to select file to upload. Combined with PHP to get bytecode of files the idea is working but just with small files (we talk about bytecode data sent to FMS. Then I need to know how we can split up bytcode and sent it continously. My friend, Mario told me to use java socket. Well good idea I said, but I leave it since I have 2 big projects and will back for it. Until this morning I have read about file sharing using FMS from Flash Media Server Fun, they called it Flash P2P. They using FMS + JAVA Servlet to make it work. This great. So don’t miss this esspecially they also provide the source [ZIP] [RAR]. Comments » [...] [...] About 3-4 month ago based on Kevin Bunch idea about file transfers with central and flashcomm using bytecode. I tried to created the same thing but not with central. Because since on Flash 8 has the FileReference class we already possible to open dialogBox to select file to upload. Combined with PHP to get bytecode of files the idea is working but just with small files (we talk about bytecode data sent to FMS. Then I need to know how we can split up bytcode and sent it continously. My friend, Mario told me to use java socket. Well good idea I said, but I leave it since I have 2 big projects and will back for it. Until this morning I have read about file sharing using FMS from Flash Media Server Fun, they called it Flash P2P. They using FMS + JAVA Servlet to make it work. This great. So don’t miss this esspecially they also provide the source [ZIP] [RAR]. Comments » [...]

]]> By: Janu http://www.kennybunch.com/blog/2004/10/file-transfer-with-central-and-flashcom/#comment-6 Janu Tue, 08 Nov 2005 08:36:10 +0000 http://www.kennybunch.com/blog/?p=4#comment-6 Great Idea. I have question about why using central? My guest is about FileReference(). This is also available on flash 8 Great Idea.
I have question about why using central? My guest is about FileReference(). This is also available on flash 8

]]> By: Byron Saltysiak http://www.kennybunch.com/blog/2004/10/file-transfer-with-central-and-flashcom/#comment-5 Byron Saltysiak Thu, 28 Oct 2004 21:26:34 +0000 http://www.kennybunch.com/blog/?p=4#comment-5 Yeah definitely cool - I didn't really get to finish my thought. Actually a couple questions mostly due to my lack of knowledge about Flashcomm. Doesn't Flashcomm require a server? How does one user connect directly to another? Also, I was thinking about traditional sockets and thinking that large files work sort of similar to streaming right... the sender fills a send buffer one block at a time and the receiver reads from the receive buffer until eventually the entire datastream is complete and the socket is closed. So the question is: Could you change this implementation to use Flashcomm's file streaming? Yeah definitely cool - I didn’t really get to finish my thought. Actually a couple questions mostly due to my lack of knowledge about Flashcomm. Doesn’t Flashcomm require a server? How does one user connect directly to another?

Also, I was thinking about traditional sockets and thinking that large files work sort of similar to streaming right… the sender fills a send buffer one block at a time and the receiver reads from the receive buffer until eventually the entire datastream is complete and the socket is closed. So the question is: Could you change this implementation to use Flashcomm’s file streaming?

]]> By: daz http://www.kennybunch.com/blog/2004/10/file-transfer-with-central-and-flashcom/#comment-4 daz Thu, 28 Oct 2004 20:40:00 +0000 http://www.kennybunch.com/blog/?p=4#comment-4 v cool! v cool!

]]> By: Kenny Bunch http://www.kennybunch.com/blog/2004/10/file-transfer-with-central-and-flashcom/#comment-3 Kenny Bunch Thu, 28 Oct 2004 16:27:20 +0000 http://www.kennybunch.com/blog/?p=4#comment-3 Byron, Yes, this technique has it's issues, and may not be something that you would even use. I think the concept is the important piece. I just wanted to show a possibility, others will probably figure out the best way to do it. Byron,

Yes, this technique has it’s issues, and may not be something that you would even use. I think the concept is the important piece. I just wanted to show a possibility, others will probably figure out the best way to do it.

]]> By: Byron Saltysiak http://www.kennybunch.com/blog/2004/10/file-transfer-with-central-and-flashcom/#comment-2 Byron Saltysiak Thu, 28 Oct 2004 15:18:41 +0000 http://www.kennybunch.com/blog/?p=4#comment-2 Pretty sweet idea man. So when is CentralTorrent coming out ;) Seriously though I think you'll have problems with large files using this method since you're reading the entire file into memory (or trying to). Have you found any filesize limits or practical concerns? Pretty sweet idea man. So when is CentralTorrent coming out ;)
Seriously though I think you’ll have problems with large files using this method since you’re reading the entire file into memory (or trying to). Have you found any filesize limits or practical concerns?

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