I’m new to AIR development. I’m trying to get this sample app running in Flash Builder:
http://coenraets.org/blog/2010/08/multi-user-video-tic-tac-toe-for-android/ http://coenraets.org/tictactoe/tictactoe.fxp
But I can’t figure out what URL to put in as the amfEndpoint in the app-config.xml file that sets the remoteObject.endpoint to get it to work. Do I have to be running ColdFusion server locally or something?
It would be awesome if that’s a quick simple answer someone can give me. I’m sure it’s something silly. Thanks for your help and patience!
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Well, the thing is that this application is a little more complex that our standard examples. It allows you to create different rooms to play with different people and to do so it uses an external server accessed through the amfEndpoint (Christophe didn't publish the source code for the server but my guess is that he used BlazeDS).
If you are new to AIR and LCCS development I suggest you start with simpler, stand alone examples, like the one ones we provide with the LCCS SDK avaliable here https://portal.collaboration.adobelivecycle.com/
Once you are more familiar with the SDK you can probably build your own server to provide the backend for this application in ColdFusion or one or the other languages we provide APIs for (Ruby, Python, .NET, Java, etc.)
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Well, the thing is that this application is a little more complex that our standard examples. It allows you to create different rooms to play with different people and to do so it uses an external server accessed through the amfEndpoint (Christophe didn't publish the source code for the server but my guess is that he used BlazeDS).
If you are new to AIR and LCCS development I suggest you start with simpler, stand alone examples, like the one ones we provide with the LCCS SDK avaliable here https://portal.collaboration.adobelivecycle.com/
Once you are more familiar with the SDK you can probably build your own server to provide the backend for this application in ColdFusion or one or the other languages we provide APIs for (Ruby, Python, .NET, Java, etc.)
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That's great! Thanks so much!
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