External Listener Classes
Hello,
I have some quires about the Externer Listener classes. They are:
1. Can one listener classes have two(2) Port numbers to listen
2. If i had made a external listener classes as a service object and made
for Load Balance then do External Listener object listens on different port
number's.
Thanks in Advance
prabhu
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is Class1 even defined in your main swf?
if that class is defined in the external swf, you need to use the applicationDomain of your loaded swf to access that class. for example, in your complete listener:
var loadedAppDomain:ApplicationDomain = e.target.content.loaderInfo.applicationDomain; // where e is your complete event
var C1:Class = loadedAppDomain.getDefinition("Class1") as Class;
check (objectsList[0] is C1)
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