Hemlock

I follow the http://hemlock-kills.com/learn to build the environments, got a DrawingDemoContainer.swf

I think the flash player is the latest from Adobe, it is automatic updated. When i login my web

You're right -- any XMPP server can theoretically be used with Hemlock, but ejabberd is simply

Hi Evrybody, I just found out about Hemlock and I'm excited with the new possibilities. So I'

I too would love the .js version. I plan to use it w/ Google App Engine w/ XMPP + the new Google

Hey, The JS API is still in progress: http://groups.google.com/group/hemlock/browse_thread/thread/

The XIFF lib used in Hemlock is quite old, is there a plan to migrate to newer XIFF?

On further reading the code and log, I find the session chatroom is used to send broadcast of type

I realized some of my modifications to HemlockContainer was wrong and revert part of them. On Jan 27,

Thanks for the Darkstar tip. I'll take a look.

Interesting; I had been looking at this page: http://alternativaplatform.com/en/alternativacore/ They

On Wed, Sep 16, 2009 at 2:07 PM, m44s <motu...@gmail.com> wrote: > flash log shows, that

That's right: Hemlock uses port 5222 by default for XMPP data transfer. You can either open this

Support for port 80 is one of our next top priorities. We've made some good experimental progress

Hemlock apps are primarily developed using only ActionScript, not Flex. We tend not to use Flash for

Hi, You should be able to use a hosted XMPP server no problem, however you might want to customise

Yes, that is the problem. Video over XMPP is only experimental at the moment as this is what I found

Lance, I'd be happy to help. Until there's time to set up and maintain an IRC channel, could

I was wrong about the announcement module.. still looking for a solution for server 2 server.. but

Brian, it kinda depends. The server side of XMPP is entirely dependent on your XMPP server. In our

> Cool, when can we expect this (using flash only for sockets) to be > available? We'll

We do that on our football3s.com application. In our case we did it by writing bots (in ruby, using