Understanding application flow

This section explains in more detail how the Flash client connects to the server, how shared objects are accessed, and how remote methods can be invoked.

When the user runs your Flash SWF file and the SWF file connects to the server, the server loads the application and creates the application instance if it isn't already running. The server accepts the connection, creates a new server-side Client object to represent the client application on the server, and executes any server-side scripts that you provide. The server-side Client object corresponds to the client-side NetConnection object that was used to connect to the server; this Client object is only accessible through server-side script.

The client also does its work, initiating streams, sharing objects, and so on. The following sections describe this sequence of events in more detail.

Comments

No screen name said on Jun 22, 2006 at 4:51 AM :

hi there,
is there a way to connect to fms from .net or java app?
is there a Java SDK for FMS ?

myMacromediaScreenName said on Jul 23, 2008 at 10:24 AM :

Yes, is there a Java SDK for FMS ?

Suzanne Smith said on Jul 30, 2008 at 11:03 AM :

A Java SDK is planned for the future - we don't have an exact date yet.

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