Hi All, I think I’ve just managed to prove Nigel’s Law. Which states : “If, at any time for a hosted service, you specify a release date publicly, that date will slip.” So, we encountered an issue building the latest SDK (it’s a really boring story, involving certificates, which I won’t get into). We’re not going to make any changes today, but what we’ll do is this : 1) a quick update to the SDK will come in the next few days. No service changes will occur at that point, so you won’t be required...

Hi Alex,On 11/03/11 - a new LCCS SDK will be released Correct.On 11/03/11 - servers are upgraded Correct.users on LCCS 2.1.0 and below will NOT get their sessions recorded Incorrect. They will be able to record sessions.and will NOT be able to play them back. Partially correct – they’ll be able to play back any recording made prior to 11/03, but not ones after, without a recompile.Also won't be able to playback older sessions Incorrect. These should be fine. As to releasing early – would an earl...

Hi Davis, I'm including a basic app which will help you inspect messages in FLVs. Make an AIR project and include the files in this zip. From there, run the app and you should be able to select __StreamOffsets.flv, and it will tell you the relative start times of every stream in the recording. hope that helps - note, this code is provided AS IS, etc, etc, YMMV. nigel

Sorry, this is really confusing. You say you *are* seeing the event handler fire when you start up the app? And now, you're somehow causing the numeric stepper to trigger further setCustomUserField calls, but you're not seeing that fire events? How are you hooking up the stepper to the setCustom call? I don't see any code for that. nigel

Hi Ritu, So, you're saying you don't see a custom field change handler get fired? If that's the case, it's the code that's calling setCustomUserField which isn't working. Are you running this application with developer credentials? If you step into that code, do you see it succeeding in doing anything in the LCCS codebase? nigel

Hi Ritu, My guess in this case is that the data binding you're doing in the stepper doesn't work with objects 2-levels deep (data.customFields.score). Could you add an eventlistener to userManager for UserEvent.CUSTOM_FIELD_CHANGE, and see if your changes are actually being round-tripped to the service? What evidence do you have that the userCollection is being updated? I don't see anything in the code above (the trace there happens too soon to tell). If your changes are generating events, the n...