ExternalInterface.available returns true in standalone

Incredibly frustrating - no matter what I try, in standalone test environment it always returns true - it should return false - any thoughts on this anyone.
Its just ridiculous that Bugs like this occur.......
Cheers,

To add to this - I also have incubator "Molehill" build.
I can simply create a new document - place the following on the root timeline
trace(ExternalInterface.available);
and it will return true.
Anyone help with this ? Adobe needs to be aware of this as it may be an incubator issue, and therefore serious.

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ExternalInterface.available returns false on a Mac

Hi there!
I'm triyng to get the browsers back-button to work with my
flash site. The general principle is this:
There is an index.html page containing an (not yet) hidden
Iframe and the flash movie.
The Iframe contains page A, which starts with JavaScript
calling a BACK-function on the index-page.
The BACK-function triggers an AS-function in the flash-movie
that activates its own back-button, and then changes the URL of the
Iframe to Page B. This causes a new History to be added to the
browser.
The flash movie now contains 5 frames (labeled in the middle
of the stage) and two navigation buttons: back (Terug) and forward
(Verder). Those buttons do exactly what you'd expect them to do
(prevFrame and nextFrame).
On a PC (IE) this seems to work pretty well. But on a mac
nothing seems to work propperly.
I've got a testpage at:
http://www.multimediamatters.nl/test
Here's the code I have on the first frame.
stop();
_root.terug.onRelease = function(){
prevFrame();
terugF = function(){
trace(_root._currentframe);
if (_root._currentframe > 1){
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import flash.external.*;
var isAvailable:Boolean = ExternalInterface.available;
var txtField2:TextField = this.createTextField("txtField",
this.getNextHighestDepth(), 300, 0, 200, 50);
txtField2.border = true;
txtField2.text = "ExternalInterface.available =
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var methodName:String = "goHome";
var instance:Object = null;
var method:Function = terugF;
var wasSuccessful:Boolean =
ExternalInterface.addCallback(methodName, instance, method);
var txtField:TextField = this.createTextField("txtField",
this.getNextHighestDepth(), 0, 0, 200, 50);
txtField.border = true;
txtField.text = "ExternalInterface.addCallback =
"+wasSuccessful.toString();
Somehow the ExternalInterface doesn't seem to get loaded. Any
suggestions to solve this?
Thanks in advance.
Yours,
Andra
P.S.
The condition
if (_root._currentframe > 1){ doesn't work on a PC
either. It always calls
_root.terug.onRelease(). I can't figure out why...

Woops!! I guess I wasn't paying enough attention...
On a mac using Internet Explorer, both
ExternalInterface.available and
ExternalInterface.addCallback return false. Using the back
button does reload Page A into the Iframe, but doesn't execute any
AS-functions.
Using Safari, they both return true. However, using the back
button reloads the entire index.html instead of loading Page A back
into the Iframe. This means the flash-movie is reloaded aswell, so
you're automatically back at frame 1.
Is there any way I could get this working properly?
Yours,
Andra

InetAddress.isReachable() only returns true

Hello,
Im trying to use the InetAddress.isReachable() method to get the host reacheability, but it only returns true to all addresses, being available or not...... in sniffer all appear to be ok, i can see the icmp packets incoming and outgoing....
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jverd, because the network address that im using in
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We are seeing this issue when using Windows XP running IE6. Our customer is seeing the same issue when using IE8.
In our testing we used two Macbook Pro devices running Windows XP Bootcamp. We used Internet Explorer 6.
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currentMachineId.matches(new MachineId(registeredDeviceBytes)
The two devices give us the following machine IDs, the Base64 representation is below
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Thanks

Hi DruMmer,
1. Nice play on words with your forum alias. : )
2. Adobe Access DRM's "Device Binding" algorithm takes into play several different available machine attributes (imagine a set of various attributes that we check every time you attempt to play protected content). Our MachineID.matches() allows for small variations in attributes, since it's expected that desktop users will likely upgrade their hardware over time. Because of this, MachineID.matches() will allow for a small tolerance in difference before returning "FALSE".
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cheers,
/Eric.

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I'm making a
ship shooter
game and I have a problem with the collision detection for the
corners of the stage. When you hold down two of the arrows to move
the ship into the corners of the screen, the ship will go past it.
The function bellow is what I'm using to detect this collision. The
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Well the function is called every frame, for the ship and for
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I am currently work with a customer in an Exchange Server 2007 SP2 environment. A Powershell script that is used for gathering mobile device information begins with at the mailbox level and filters with
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Don Sorcinelli - Microsoft MVP, Mobile Devices

Hi,
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check the detail sync information such as device name, last sync time:
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Then set the
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Does the SAP example stray from the SUN standard? How should I code the commit() method such that it works (Always TRUE, or follow lead of login() method)?
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Hi Kevin,
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Marcus
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The problem with searching an excel file is that it contains a header. It would be easiest if you just read the file into a LabVIEW array and search the array. This way you can also get the index and the value of the location.

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Could you please guide me into the proper direction to solve it. I looked up in most of powershell related topic and did not find a way to solve it. I even attempt using UserAccountControl Attribute to check Enabled status do not matter agains which value
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Regex: how can Matcher.matches return true, but Matcher.find return false?

Consider the class below:
import java.util.regex.Matcher;
import java.util.regex.Pattern;
public class RegexBugDemo {
     private static final Pattern numberPattern;
     static {
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               // See also p. 46 of http://www.javaregex.com/RegexRecipesV1.pdf for a regex that matches Java floating point literals; uses similar techniques as below.
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}Look at the main method: it constructs Matchers from numberPattern for the String "0" (a single zero). It then reports whether or not Matcher.matches works as well as Matcher.find works. When I ran this code on my box just now, I get:
m1.matches() = true
m2 NOT findHow the heck can matches work and find NOT work? matches has to match the entire input sequence, whereas find can back off if need be! I am really pulling my hair out over this one--is it a bug with the JDK regex engine? Did not seem to turn up anything in the bug database...
There are at least 2 things that you can do to get Matcher.find to work.
First, you can change s to more than 1 digit, for example, using the (originaly commented out) line
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m1.matches() = true
m2 found this substring: "01"Second, I found that this simpler regex for numberPattern
     private static final Pattern numberPattern = Pattern.compile("\\p{Digit}+");yields
m1.matches() = true
m2 found this substring: "0"So, the problem seems to be triggered by a short source String and a complicated regex. But I need the complicated regex for my actual application, and cannot see why it is a problem.
Here is a version of main which has a lot more diagnostic printouts:
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          System.out.println("m1.regionEnd() = " + m1.regionEnd());
          System.out.println("m1.matches() = " + m1.matches());
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          System.out.println("m2.regionStart() = " + m2.regionStart());
          System.out.println("m2.regionEnd() = " + m2.regionEnd());
          if (m2.find()) {
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          System.exit(0);
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I looked at the source code of Matcher. find ends up calling
boolean search(int from)and it executes with NOANCHOR. In contrast, matches ends up calling
boolean match(int from, int anchor)and executes almost the exact same code but with ENDANCHOR. Unfortunately, this too makes sense to me, and gives me no insight into solving my problem.

bbatman wrote:
I -think- that my originally posted regex is correct, albeit possibly a bit verbose, No, there's a (small) mistake. The optional sign is always part of the first OR-ed part (A) and the exponent is always part of the last part (C). Let me explain.
This is your regex:
(?:[+-])?(?:\p{Digit}+\.(?:\p{Digit}+)?)|(?:\.\p{Digit}+)|(?:\p{Digit}+)(?:[eE](?:[+-])?\p{Digit}+)?which can be read as:
(?:[+-])?(?:\p{Digit}+\.(?:\p{Digit}+)?)        # A
|                                               # or
(?:\.\p{Digit}+)                                # B
|                                               # or
(?:\p{Digit}+)(?:[eE](?:[+-])?\p{Digit}+)?      # COnly one of A, B or C is matched of course. So B can never have a exponent or sign (and A cannot have an exponent and C cannot have a sign).
What you probably meant is this:
(?:[+-])?                                   # sign
    (?:\p{Digit}+\.(?:\p{Digit}+)?)         #   A
    |                                       #   or
    (?:\.\p{Digit}+)                        #   B
    |                                       #   or
    (?:\p{Digit}+)                          #   C
(?:[eE](?:[+-])?\p{Digit}+)?                # exponent
and that this must be a sun regex engine bug, but would love to be educated otherwise. Yes, it looks like a bug to me too.
A simplified version of this behavior (in case you want to file a bug report) would look like this:
When `test` is a single digit, m.find() returns _false_ but matches() returns true.
When `test` is two or more digits, both return true, as expected.
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        if(m.find()) {
            System.out.println("find()    -> true");
        } else {
            System.out.println("find()    -> false");
}

HasEventListener and willTrigger always return true

Hi everybody.
I'm trying to achieve the following result.
I'm listing all items in a form.
When I encounter a button I check if it has already an event listener applied to it. If not , I apply the event Listener with addEventListener.
In this way, the next time I'll list the whole form I won't apply the event listener another time (if for example I apply the same event listener twice to a button which insert a new record in a database as result I'll have 2 records added also if the user clicked once...no good at all!!!)
To accomplish this task I'm using the Actionscript function hasEventListener(EventType) and here comes the weird thing.
Eveytime I invoke hasEventListener on the form's button it always returns true event if is the first time a list the form (so no event listener applied yet) , even if before to invoke hasEventListener I run removeEventListener.
I've got the same behavior when i use willTrigger() function, it always returns true no matter when i call it.
One possible solution could be set a global boolean property to store if Ialready listed the form and applied the event listener to it, but it would be better using hasEventListener, because I've got a class that perform this form listing , and this class is used on wide project, so if I get to fix this problem inside the class I would fix the problem in the entire project in on shot (I love oop programming!!!!)
Has anybody already addressed this problem?
Any advisement would be really appreciated.
Thanks in advance for the attention.
Best regards!!
Luke

Hi, flex harUI.
Thanks very much for your reply.
I knew that if I apply an event listener twice it should fire up only once, but this isn't what happen.
Here's my scenario:
- I've got a component with the form inside it
- Through a menu a go to the state the component is in and I call an "init" function inside the component
- In the init function I call the Class which activate the form by applying eventlistener on the button
- The user can navigate away from the component by click another menu item and then return to the component invoking again the form activation (and so let my application apply once again the addEventListener)
- Here's what happen: the second,third,... time the user return to the component, when he try - for example - to add a record, the record is added two,three... times according to how many times the users "reinitialized" the component. The same things happen when the user tries to delete a record, he is prompted two,three,.... times if he's sure to delete it.....
It's a really strange behaviour.
I've found i worked around, by setting a global bool var "initialized" and before call the form activation i check the value of this var, but It's not a very beautiful solution, 'cause I would prefer to fix this problem inside the class, so the fix the problem in the whole project just in one shot!!! (that's why I would like to use hasEventListener() to check if the button has already an eventListener)
Thaks anyway for the reply!
If I've some news I'll update ya.
Bye!

CI - Powershell Boolean Rule Always Returns True

I'm trying to create a configuration baseline / item for a particular piece of software using a powershell script of data type Boolean. However, I'm having the issue that the evaluation is always returning compliant whether the workstation is or not. The
script is as follows:
$ErrorActionPreference = "SilentlyContinue"
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This script works perfectly fine when run locally and always returns $true or $false as expected. However it only ever returns Compliant when used in a CI. It doesn't matter what the state of the 2 conditions are, it always evaluates Compliant.
Any ideas?

I'm beginning to wonder if there is variation between how well this feature works on Windows 7 and Windows 8.1. I'm beginning to notice that it usually works well on 7 but I have constant hell with it on 8. The last thing I tried which seemed to work (assuming
it was not just randomness) was accepting the default "Platform" settings of the CI/CB. Before I had chosen Windows 7 and 8.1 only and was never able to return any value except Compliant on 8. Accepting the all platforms default Finally
allowed me to show a state of Non-Compliant on 8. This was using a powershell script of string data type as discussed previously.
My latest torment is discovering how to force a true re-evaluation of an updated CI/CB. In my non-compliant Win8 example, I have added a remediation script to an existing Monitor-Only CI and configured it to remediate. In my Win 7 members of the collection,
everything works successfully, the condition is remediated and the state reports Compliant but on the Win8, although the local Control Panel applet shows both the CB and CI to have new revisions and the evaluation shows it has run with a new date/time,
the remediation script never runs and changes to Compliant.
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Mass apologies if I somehow sent this to the wrong forum by mistake. However, aid from the local Java gurus would be much appreciated since I'm the only Java programmer at this company, so I don't have anyone to really ask for advice or anything.
I've been trying to enter an updatable ResultSet into a JTable for about a week now, but the issue I ended up running into was that if you click on a cell with the intention to edit the contents, it won't even highlight the cell, much less let you edit it.
I've searched Google and this forum along with tried to hunt down more complex books on Java rather than your standard "So you want to learn Java" cookbooks, but I've come up with null. I've also created about five different variations of TableModels for the purposes of handling this, including one that used an array of Objects instead of the ResultSet, but the problem persists.
Here is the latest version of the TableModel that I've come up with
package EventCalGUI;
import javax.swing.table.AbstractTableModel;
import EventCalSQL.TableData;
@SuppressWarnings("serial")
public class UpdateRSModel extends AbstractTableModel
     /** <code>TableData</code> from database */
     private TableData data;
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          return data.getColCount();
     @Override
     public int getRowCount()
          return data.getRowCount();
     @Override
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          return true;
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     @Override
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     @Override
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     @Override
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}The reason for suppressing the warnings is because Eclipse attempts to be too helpful with its cautions and I was sick of seeing a long list of unnecessary yellow caution signs.
This is the TableData class that the above TableModel derives from. I hadn't added in the actual ResultSet updating capabilities until I was sure I could get the JTable to work.
package EventCalSQL;
import java.sql.*;
public class TableData
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     String[] headers = null;
     int rows = 0;
     int cols = 0;
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     Class[] colclass = null;
     public TableData (ResultSet rs)
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               colclass = new Class[cols];
               String classname = "";
               for (int b = 0; b < cols; b++)
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                    classname = metadata.getColumnClassName(b + 1);
                    colclass[b] = Class.forName(classname);
               // ------------ SET ROW DATA --------------
               if (rs.last())
                    rows = rs.getRow();
                    rs.beforeFirst();
               if (rows != 0)
                    data = new Object[rows][cols];
                    for (int i = 0; i < rows; i++)
                         rs.absolute(i + 1);
                         for (int a = 0; a < cols; a++)
                              data[i][a] = rs.getObject(a + 1);
          catch (SQLException sql)
               // I'M UNINTERESTING!
          catch (ClassNotFoundException cnf)
               // BE BORED!
          catch (NullPointerException np)
               // I'M BORING!
     public Object getValue(int row, int col)
          return data[row][col];
     public String getHeader(int col)
          return headers[col];
     public void setValue(Object value, int row, int col)
          data[row][col] = value;
     public int getRowCount()
          return rows;
     public int getColCount()
          return cols;
     @SuppressWarnings("unchecked")
     public Class getColClass(int col)
          return colclass[col];
}I've checked the exceptions, and they work. I just added into the comments since nothing's really supposed to happen there if it's an empty set. I just have a weird sense of humor after twenty-plus hours of coding variations of the same thing over and over.
Thank you very much for any and all help ahead of time!

Hidralisk: Thank you for the suggestion, but that's not the problem I'm running into. I really appreciate you trying to help though.
camickr: I'll double-check my code to see where I might've unintentionally strayed from your suggestion. I deeply appreciate the help.
Edited by: wsizemore on Dec 6, 2007 6:51 AM
Haven't had the time to double-check my code since I've been re-assigned to other projects (the joys of being the solo Java programmer here), but I awarded you the points, camickr, since your suggestion seems to be the one that could've put me on the right track. Thanks so much for your help.

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