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        <item><title>Subject: Merapi and Flex 4 - by: paroot</title>
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<description>Has anyone tried to run Merapi(0.0.8 or 0.1,8) with new Flex 4 SDK? I've tried but it just doesn't work (no errors but sending and receiving messages doesn't work on both sides)

p.s
Is Merapi project still active? If yes when will be the next release? Thanks....</description>
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<item><title>Subject: Re:How to use the PolicyServer - by: jahwork</title>
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<description>I reply to myself.
I found a solution (call it workaround if you want).

First problem is that PolicyServer can accept several connections.
line 104: while(_listening)

and _listening is never set to false.

Why listen all the time? we only need to reply to the policy file request.

The clean way would be to notify the main thread that a policy file request was answered, since it's a SocketConnection (new Thread) that does it.

I simplified this and set _listening to true as soon as you enter th...</description>
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<item><title>Subject: How to use the PolicyServer - by: jahwork</title>
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<description>Hi all,

I'm writing a web application with Flex / Java(applet) communication through Merapi.

As soon as the flash is launched remotely, the flash player requests the policy file : 

You then need to feed the socket with a cross domain xml entry. Example





Which is exactly what the merapi.PolicyServer class is written for.
(No no you won't find it in the trunk, it's in a branch:
http://code.google.com/p/merapi/source/browse/branches/as3-js-cs-core-devel/java/merapi-core/src/merapi/PolicySe...</description>
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<item><title>Subject: Re:Can we launch an air application from java? - by: gauss</title>
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<description>Ok shadowfist
I'll try it

Thanks a lot¡¡¡
Bye...</description>
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<item><title>Subject: Re:Can we launch an air application from java? - by: shadowfist</title>
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<description>You can use Merapi to communicate between Java and AIR (e.g. pass file path from Java to AIR, issue command from AIR to Java).

so given the above you could use Java code like the following to start your AIR app:
[code]String appPath = System.getProperty(&quot;user.dir&quot;) + System.getProperty(&quot;file.separator&quot;) + AIR_APP_NAME + &quot;.exe&quot;;
File f = new File(appPath);

if (f.exists()) Process process = Runtime.getRuntime().exec(new String[] );
[/code]

Then inside the AIR app when it starts immediately sends a...</description>
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<item><title>Subject: Re:Anyway to create Bridge obj in AS without conne - by: codeit</title>
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<description>Same problem here!
Is there any solution for this?...</description>
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<item><title>Subject: Re:Mutliple air clients apps with one java server - by: adam</title>
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<description>That's a great idea... hit me up offline and we can chat about how we might go about getting this implemented.

-adam

adamflater at gmail dot com...</description>
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<item><title>Subject: Re:Mutliple air clients apps with one java server - by: fracroce</title>
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<description>Clients are clearly doing different things but relying on the same model &quot;maintained&quot; and managed by the java server in a quite standard client-server scenario. 
Furthermore there is need to start multiple instances of clients (like we do everyday with our pc/laptop applications we use to work with) with all clients being in synch with the model and changes in the model (due to a client action) notified to all clients.   
If merapi supported such capability, the framework would be perfect for light local ...</description>
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<item><title>Subject: Can we launch an air application from java? - by: gauss</title>
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<description>Hi everybody:

I´m trying to launch an air application from a java applet because my applet needs to pass the control to the air app and when air finishes, get back the control to the applet.


Basically, the flow would be:

1. The java applet creates a xml file with some data.
2. The java applet launches (in some way) the air app and passes it the path of the file
3. The air app takes the file and display it in a window. The user makes some tranformations on it and releases the file.
4. The air ...</description>
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<item><title>Subject: Re:Getting started with Merapi (framework v.0.0.90 - by: diego88arena</title>
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<description>Excellent!!! THANKS...</description>
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