BulkLoader users Google Group

Re: Strange error only on server

blackbl...@gmail.com — Mon, 18 Aug 2008 16:50:00 UT

It's still giving me the same error then...about 7 times. Not getting
any stackTrace info. I'm adding more than 7 items, so that's not it.
It would also be pretty weird if the instantiation happens 7 times,
while it is inside the initialisation of my Document class...

Re: [bulkloader-users] :: Content caching ::

deb...@gmail.com (Arthur Debert) — Mon, 18 Aug 2008 12:02:51 UT

Hi Elango.
No, the caching mechanism is entirely from the browser. There is only
one catch though: item's ids should be unique across one BulkLoader
instance. This means that if you add an item with the same ID twice,
you won't be creating two items, because the second one will actually
retrieve the first one.[1]

:: Content caching ::

elang...@gmail.com (Elango) — Mon, 18 Aug 2008 07:05:51 UT

Hi,

Is the Bulkloader class cache the content inside the flash player or
it rely on the browser cache when reloading the same content. Please
clarify on this.

Thanks

Re: [bulkloader-users] Strange error only on server

deb...@gmail.com (Arthur Debert) — Sun, 17 Aug 2008 20:03:32 UT

Hi Black Blood.
This most likely culprit here is that the BulkLoader instantiation is
beign done twice when running online.
This is pretty common if it related to something asynchronous (a load
callback, or some frame preloader).
Just wrap the instantiation on a try catch and print the stack trace

Strange error only on server

blackbl...@gmail.com — Sun, 17 Aug 2008 13:05:44 UT

I'm getting this error:

Error: BulkLoader with name'editor' has already been created.
at br.com.stimuli.loading::BulkLo ader()
at main()

But only when I try using the file on the live server. Locally it
works just fine.

How to track Errors when using LazyLoader?

jonas...@gmail.com — Fri, 15 Aug 2008 04:51:39 UT

Hi!

Could someone give an example?
I've tried the following, but with no response from the onError
function.
Am I on the right track?

Regards / Jonas

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lazy = new LazyXMLLoader("test.xml", "theLazyLoaderTest");

lazy.addEventListener(BulkLoad er.ERROR,onError);

function onError(evt : BulkErrorEvent ) : void{

Re: Stopping a SWF before it is fully loaded

pp.nos...@googlemail.com (tasovi) — Wed, 13 Aug 2008 10:00:08 UT

I Tryed that technice, but I the Error #1010:
when saying evt.target.content.stop();

what is wrong?

Pausing and Resuming partially downloaded assets?

emilta...@gmail.com (Emil Tamas) — Wed, 13 Aug 2008 06:37:54 UT

Hi Arthur,
I saw your component is advertising the possibility to pause and
resume partially downloaded content. However, I didn't managed to
identify how is this actually working in your library.
If you're not actually doing anything special for this, are you
relying on Flash Plugin for this? If so, can you provide me some

Re: Licensing and proprietary applications

per...@northblue.org — Tue, 12 Aug 2008 20:35:58 UT

I see. That is good to hear. Then I am pretty sure that your library
will get another user soon enough.

I'm hired to help improve a Flash-based webapp that we host for
clients. So we don't actually distribute anything other than a webpage
people visit that in turn loads all our SWF-files (which again loads

Error in example? serialized-test.fla cant access bitmap..?

jonas...@gmail.com — Tue, 12 Aug 2008 06:27:24 UT

Hi!

I'm new to BL, and when I'm playing with the examples, I get an error
that seems to come from failing to access the short-sound.mp3 file.

When commenting out these rows in the lazyloader.xml, it works:

Re: [bulkloader-users] Licensing and proprietary applications

deb...@gmail.com (Arthur Debert) — Mon, 11 Aug 2008 01:30:47 UT

Hi Perchr.
The MIT license is very liberal indeed. If you are distributing
binaries (swf files), you don't need to include the license at all.
Of course, attribution is welcome, and if you wish to do so, you can
include a CREDITS, AUTHORS or some other file listing what open source
projects have been used in your work, but there is no legal need for

Licensing and proprietary applications

per...@northblue.org — Sat, 09 Aug 2008 15:56:18 UT

Hi.

I'm not really very up-to-date with all the open source licenses
regarding what can be done and what cannot and everything in between.
I'm currently developing a Flash application for a company, and it
looks like BulkLoader would be just what we need for a preloader.

I see that BulkLoader is licensed under the MIT License, so I went to

Re: Getting specific MovieClips from loaded SWF

tvik...@gmail.com — Tue, 05 Aug 2008 22:18:44 UT

Or you could do it even more generic, and replace the getPage()
function with this:

public function getAsset(s:String):*
{
var a:Class = getDefinitionByName(s) as Class;
return new a();

(requires importing flash.utils.getDefinitionByNam e)

And in the parent SWF you would do this:
var p1:MovieClip = lib.getAsset("Page1");

Re: Getting specific MovieClips from loaded SWF

tvik...@gmail.com — Tue, 05 Aug 2008 22:04:42 UT

Sorry for being such a jerk. I managed to solve it. I often find
myself solving problems right after asking for help...

It was embarrassingly easy. The key was to set up a document class for
the assets.swf. Within this class I created public functions that
simply returned the correct MovieClip.

FLVPlayback and bulk loaded flvs

docta...@gmail.com (Dr. Bob) — Tue, 05 Aug 2008 21:50:45 UT

Pardon my noobery, but I am in dire need of help and have not yet
found a solution to this problem.

After having bulk loaded a video:

vLoader.add("a1.flv",{maxTries :
10,id:"a1",pausedAtStart:true, weight:140});

I need to open it in a FLVPlayback component but am unsure how to
apply the source.