 | | | What am i doing wrong -- NEVERMIND | What am i doing wrong -- NEVERMIND 2004-02-18 - By Justin Watkins
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Doh, it was the lack of sleep. I wasn't writing to the SharedObject from
within the client, but sending it with nc.call to the server and letting the
server write it to the shared object.
When the object was being deserialized by the server, since I didn't have
the same corresponding class registered there, the object lost it's
association with my class and became an anonymous object, doh.
I had to create a dummy class on the server and register it under the same
class name in order to keep the association with the class name.
function Ball () {}
application.registerClass("Ball", Ball);
-justin
-- -- Original Message -- --
From: "Justin Watkins" <justin@(protected)>
To: <flashcomm@(protected)>
Sent: Wednesday, February 18, 2004 12:11 PM
Subject: [FlashComm] What am i doing wrong
> Maybe it's the fact that I haven't slept much in like a month, but why
can't
> I send a class instance to a remote shared object and have it come back as
> an instance of that class.
>
> It's an AS2 class, and I'm registering it in the client code with
> Object.registerClass. It seems to function properly from the client code,
> but when it comes back, it's a generic object and not an instance of the
> class.
>
> -justin
>
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