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mark_hutchinson #1
newbie Flash/XML question
I have a working web service and a working flash test which passes 3 strings.
The web service responds and I can update a TextArea.
However, I now want to extend the Flash page to send an XML file (located on
the client PC) to the web service.
What is the best way to send the file (which may get quite large - > 400Kb)?
Sample code would be helpful!
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Carl Fink #2 Re: newbie Flash/XML question
mark_hutchinson wrote:
Macromedia's FuseTalk pointlessly makes it hard to post properly-formatted>What is the best way to send the file (which may get quite large - > 400Kb)?
>Sample code would be helpful!
source, but here's what I use for an XML glossary that's part of my project:
outgoingXML.sendAndLoad(pathToFile + "upload.php", dummyXML);
//pathToFile, defined above, is the URL of the directory the SWF and support
//files are stored in. dummyXML is needed only because sendAndLoad expects
an
//XML object as a parameter. It is never used and nothing is sent to it.
The script upload.php consists of:
<?php
echo"
<html>
<head>
<title>Upload Script</title>
</head>
<body>
<p>Hello World</p>
</body>
</html>";
$handle=fopen("./glossary2.xml","w");
fwrite($handle,$HTTP_RAW_POST_DATA);
//fwrite($handle,"Contents go here");
fclose($handle);
?>
Note that you'll need some kind of server-side script or CGI program to
receive the data -- Flash, unassisted, can't save the XML file, it can only
send it to a server-side program.
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