Flash Shared Objects Wiped - by what?

Does anyone know of any external software events (Windows
updates, browser updates, anti-virus software scans etc) that wipe
out the Flash Shared Object files?

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Adobe Flash shared objects disabled

On or about 11-4-2013 I was trying to access the television company channel ABC and I kept receiving the following message:"Adobe Flash shared objects disabled)" The help desk sent on 11-8-2013 a response as to how I should fix the problem. Unfortunately I really do not have a clue where find the information to change it. Should I be in Adobe when I "find" the area to change or should I be on the ABC webpage?

Perhaps it would be better to post your question in the Flash or the Flash Player forum. This is the Reader one.
http://forums.adobe.com/community/flash
http://forums.adobe.com/community/flashplayer

Using flash shared object to have a load animation play only once

Hey all I have a swf on multiple pages, I onyl want it to
play the load animation once, so I thought I would try the shared
object to do this.
//On frame 1 on my mc if it hasnt played the file below it
should to gotoAndPlay frame 1 of my mc, logo_mc
logoload = SharedObject.getLocal("logoload1");
if (logoload.data.logoloadvar == undefined){
_root.logo_mc.gotoAndStop(30);
} else {
_root.logo_mc.gotoAndPlay(1);
stop();
//at the end of my load animation frame 30 of logo_mc I am
trying to tell the shared object that its has played, so I put
something in it:
stop();
computer = System.capabilities.os;
_root.logoload.data.logoloadvar = "logoseen";
_root.logoload.flush();
But it does not appear to be responding, what am I doing
wrong there? Its the first time Ive used the object.
Any help would be great.

Wow. That is exactly what it was, thanks so much. Our IT guys are working on the problem now. Thanks again.

Why server side shared object doesn't work for me ?

application.onPublish = function (client, p_stream)
     var myInfo = SharedObject.get(p_stream.name);
     myInfo.setProperty("live", true);
I set the sharedobject using code above,now I can publish video,but so is not set(from admin console, "shared object" tab).
What can be possible reason for this?

Change your code to below and see if it works (i mean i am not saying it will work - i am telling you to just try out - if it does not work - i'll look more into details)
var myInfo;
application.onPublish = function (client, p_stream)
     myInfo = SharedObject.get(p_stream.name);
     myInfo.setProperty("live", true);

ST22 Dumps: Shared Objects

Hi SDN,
in our SRM System, SRM Server 5.5, WAS700 ABAP, we get ST22 Short Dumps concerning "shared objects".
This is the Dump Short Analysis:
Runtime Errors         SYSTEM_NO_SHM_MEMORY
Date and Time          19.08.2008 12:20:50
Short text
     No more memory for 2516576 bytes in the shared objects memory.
What happened?
     The shared objects memory is full or an area management specified
     memory limit has be reached.
In heard, that "shared objects" is part of the new WAS 620, 640, 2004s, 700 ... releases
What are exactly these shared objects. And how can we avoid the dumps?
We have an instance profile parameter set:
abap/shared_objects_size_MB                 100
Apparently this is not enough... Are there any recommendations?
thanx, matthias

Take a look at [Note 972757 - Occurence of the SYSTEM_NO_SHM_MEMORY runtime error|https://service.sap.com/sap/support/notes/972757] for further information. You should investigate what is using the shared objects memory, it may be an error in a application. The note will help to determine this.
Regards,
Nelis

Forms 2.1 calling shared object libraries

Can Forms 2.1 on Solaris 2.6 make calls to shared object
libraries? What are the limitations / issues?
I have a large legacy COBOL program which I would like to
restructure and capture the business rule implementations into
shared object libraries. I would then like to implement a new UI
(character or GUI) for part of the system in Forms. I would
consider using forms built in features for getting data from the
database but all inserts updates and deletes will go through the
business rule layer implemented in COBOL and deployed as shared
object libraries on unix.
Any and all help is appreciated.
Regards
Terry Bakker
null

Terry Bakker (guest) wrote:
: Can Forms 2.1 on Solaris 2.6 make calls to shared object
: libraries? What are the limitations / issues?
: I have a large legacy COBOL program which I would like to
: restructure and capture the business rule implementations into
: shared object libraries. I would then like to implement a new
UI
: (character or GUI) for part of the system in Forms. I would
: consider using forms built in features for getting data from
the
: database but all inserts updates and deletes will go through
the
: business rule layer implemented in COBOL and deployed as shared
: object libraries on unix.
: Any and all help is appreciated.
: Regards
: Terry Bakker
I have used Foreign Function Interface call (FFI) in Forms 5.0
to call function in Dynamic Linking Library (DLL) on Windows/NT.
You may be able to do the same thing (use FFI) to call shared
object libraries on Solaris.
Peter Ng
null

Director Flash 8 xtra breaks shared object and onSync

This one has driven me insane for days, but at least now I
know what the problem is. It's really a Director-Flash8 xtra-FMS
problem, but I figure the best chance for a solution is posting it
here.
The problem is this: The Director Flash 8 xtra update messes
up remote shared object connections to FMS applications. The
Management Console debugger does not show any SO properties ("no
data"), and only the "clear" onSync event fires. The old Flash 7
xtra worked/works fine. To illustrate, I've tested the following
code in the Director message window with both the v8 and v7 xtra
(if you know Actionscript and not Lingo, it's still easy to figure
out what happens here). It basically creates and connects a remote
shared object on FMS:
rrr = newObject("SharedObject")
nnn = newObject("NetConnection")
sss = "rtmp:/apptest01" -- app on locally running FMS
er = nnn.connect(sss)
put er
-- 1
fff = rrr.getRemote("tester", nnn.uri, true)
put fff
-- <flash object>
er = fff.connect(nnn)
put er
--1
-- so it's all good until here. onSync callback works with
"clear", etc, but...
fff.data.foo = 55.5
put fff.data.foo
-- 55.5... but only shows in Mgmt Console when using the v7
xtra...
-- when using the old flash7 xtra,
-- debugging the FMS app and onSync events works correctly,
-- but when using flash8 xtra,
-- debugging the FMS app shows "no data" for this shared
object. foo = 55.5 should be there.
-- also, onSync events no longer fire after the initial
"clear".
If I translated this into actionscript and ran it in Flash 8
vs Flash 7, etc, would I get the same problem? I'll try that next,
but it took me a while to get this far. Is it simply a matter of
permission or firewall setting? Or is it something just broken with
the Director flash 8 xtra?
Thanks

As of just last week, Adobe can replicate the problem and is
"working on it". I don't anticipate a shockwave-flash-xtra update
to come out of this, but perhaps they can identify some other
work-around. If you can avoid using "success" onSync events and
don't need shared object debugging, then FMS works with
Director/Flash 8 xtra... but this may be a symptom of yet more bugs
that I haven't seen.
I'm stopping development on my FMS/Director project until
this is resolved... I may need to crack open the old Multi User
xtra.

What is a chance that a shared object can be deleted inadvertently?

What is a chance that a shared object can be deleted
inadvertently?
Which standard actions average computer user does (like
deleteing temoprary
Internet files, cookies and objects via browser, cleaning
disks, resizing
partition etc) can delete a shared object ?

the sharedObjects are managed by flash, not the browser.
Anyone can prevent or delete their sharedObjects by using the
settings panel following a right click in flash.
In the file system it is possible to delete them, but I'm
guessing that its a low risk for most users.
E.g. in windows xp its something like:
C:\Documents and Settings\USERNAME\Application
Data\Macromedia\Flash Player\#SharedObjects\DIRECTORYNAME

Having problem displaying remote shared objects on flash

hi
I am using red5 flash server and at that side creating a shared object called chatSharedObject
For the client side,I am using openlaszlo platform, but using actionscript 3 classes for the shared object implementation. cilent application is connecting to the shared object on the red5 side successfully(as I see on the red5 logs).
here is the calling code snippet:
[CODE]
<button id="sendButton">send
      <handler name="onclick" method="sendClicked" />
      <method name="sendClicked" args="v=0">
        if (message.text != "") {
    //Debug.write("Message sent!");
    classroot.writeSharedObject(message.text);
    message.clearText();
    message.setAttribute("text_y", 0);
    </method>
</button>
<method name="writeSharedObject" args="message">
[B]//shared object send method is being called[/B]
    this.send("writeMessage",loginScreen.getUsername(),message);
</method>

<method name="writeMessage" args="username, msg">
    //Debug.debug(msg);
    messageArea.addText(username+ " : "+msg+"\n");
</method>[/CODE]
When I generate the flash object and try to use this application, nothing is being displayed although there is no problem on this issue on the development enviroment. Problem causes when I try to run the swf10 flash object.
Is this maybe a flash security issue? Although I have added the corresponding locations as the trusted location on the flash settings manager. Still problem goes on. And I think this is not about the flash player, it might be a special problem about the flash object.
Couldn't find the solution for a week,
Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks in advance
Cem

i can even gointo firefox and chrome and save the shared object. then open my i.e and see that object in the results page. but if i save the shared object in i.e it throws that error on the results page. So i'm pretty sure it must be the flushing of the object. Pasting my save code below:
function makeResult(evt:MouseEvent):void{
      var flushstatus:String = new String();
      gSo.data.o = o;
      gSo.data.c = c;
      gSo.data.t = t;
      gSo.data.c = v;
      gSo.data.u=uid;
      flushstatus = gSo.flush();
      if (flushstatus != null) {
        switch (flushstatus) {
          case SharedObjectFlushStatus.PENDING: //this is incase the user doesnt have enough space
            gSo.addEventListener(NetStatusEvent.NET_STATUS, onFlushStatus);
            break;
          case SharedObjectFlushStatus.FLUSHED:
            redirect();
            break;
function onFlushStatus(event:NetStatusEvent):void {
switch (event.info.code) {
    case "SharedObject.Flush.Success":
      gSo.removeEventListener(NetStatusEvent.NET_STATUS, onFlushStatus);
      redirect();
      break;
    case "SharedObject.Flush.Failed":
      trace ("Shared object storage failed");
      break;
function redirect() {
try{
    var request:URLRequest = new URLRequest('../node/2');// i supply a base parameter to the swf so the redirect works
    navigateToURL(request,"_self");
catch(error:Error){
    trace ("Redirect failed");

Updating Shared Object Crashes Flash Browser Plugin

All of a sudden- I suppose since the last Flash Player update- my Flash app crashes when it tries to update a shared object property that holds an array of radio button groups. The original code uses a 'setDirty' to update the property when a radio button is selected.
The Shared Object property is set to the group when the app initializes- it only seems like when a button is selected that it causes the problem.
I have tried it several other ways, like setting the property to nothing and then back to the array, setting it publicly and privately- still crashes.
It has crashed IE, Firefox, and Safari on Windows XP, and Safari and Firefox on Mac OSX.
This is a serious problem- my application will need some serious retooling to work around this bug.

That's something for Adobe to respond to. BTW, you might want to try the 10.1 beta and its debug plug-in. See http://labs.adobe.com/downloads/flashplayer10.html

Flash Log In From with Shared Objects

So i want to create a flash log in and registration form for my flash game. THis game is played on your local PC not in the internet and i am using AS 2.0. So on the registration from i want to have two input text fileds: username and password. When you click on register the data from those fields to be saved as Shared Object and then on the log in when you type something in the log in fields (again two fields : username and password) the data that you wrote in those fields to pass trough the saved data as shared objects and if those two are the same then the log in is successfull if i want the movie to go on a certain frame whare it says access denied. pls help

if you use the obviously named textfields:
var so:SharedObject = SharedObject.getLocal("login","/");
if(so.data.username==undefined){
//need to register and assign:
so.data.username=usernameTF.text
so.data.password=passwordTF.text
loginBtn.onRelease=function(){
if(so.data.username==usernameTF.text && so.data.password==passwordTF.text){
//successful login
} else {
//login failure

What is shared objects?

Hi all,
can you tell me what is shared objects and how it is used in abap objects, if possible explain with some examples.
Thanks
Sathish

Hi Satish,
<b>Shared Objects</b>
Shared Objects are objects in the shared memory. Instances of classes and anonymous data objects can be stored. Named data objects can be stored as attributes of classes.
<b>Shared Memory</b>
The shared memory is a memory area on an application server, which is accessed by all of this servers ABAP programs. Before shared objects were implemented, ABAP programs could access this memory area using the EXPORTand IMPORT statements exclusively with the SHARED BUFFER or SHARED MEMORY additions, and instances of classes or anonymous data objects existed exclusively in the internal session of an ABAP program.
With the implementation of shared objects with Release 6.40, the shared memory was enhanced with the shared objects memory that stores shared objects. The size of the shared objects memory is determined by the abap/shared_objects_size_MB profile parameter.
Shared objects are stored in what are called shared memory areas. You create and manage areas and their properties using Transaction SHMA .
Now you got an idea of what shared objects are :
Go to this link you will find screen shots and a smaple program here.
<a href="https://www.sdn.sap.comhttp://www.sdn.sap.comhttp://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/sdn/go/portal/prtroot/docs/library/uuid/900e3d9d-559e-2910-9dae-b132157a220f">shared_objects</a>
Reward points if useful,
Aleem.

Shared Object Location Flash Player 11

Where is the location of Shared Objects for Flash Player 11 in Vista?

Thanks for your reply.
I can find those directories as you have suggested but with directory roaming
AppData\Roaming\Adobe.....
AppData\Roaming\Macromedia\Flash Player\#SharedObjects...
In Flash Player 10, it is stored in :
AppData\Roaming\Macromedia\Flash Player\#SharedObjects...
But when I installed Flash Player 11 and went to the site I want data to be stored, it wasn't there (I expected the data to be stored in this directory as it did using Flash player 10) . I am just wondering if Flash Player 10 and 11 use the same folder.
I need to know because I want to make a backup of the data , so that I can manually put them back when installing new flashplayer.
Flash Player 11 erases old data upon installation.

Are Cross Domain Flash Local Shared Objects (LSO aka Flash Cookie) possible

Hi,
I found several solutions for creating Flash LSOs from JavaScript (for example: http://www.nuff-respec.com/technology/cross-browser-cookies-with-flash )
If Page (www.hostA.com/index.html) and the .swf file are from the same site, everything works fine.
Now I'm trying to load the page form www.hostA.com/index.html, which includes www.hostB.com/flashcookie.swf (different sites). But then I cannot read or store the LSO.
I have tried several configurations (crossdomain.xml, Security.allowDomain("...") ), but nothing works.
Is this kind of cross domain access to a LSO possible?
Can a flash based advertisement delivered by a 3rd party save a LSO on my disc?
Thanks
-stephan

I 100% agree! We have an application that the Government requires information to be stored on the users computer as part of Multi-Factor-Authentication. We originally wrote it as a browser application and when everyone and their brother started deleting browser cookies because of security concerns, we totally re-wrote it as a Flash application to take advantage of permanent storage. This new "feature" in Flash Player is causing much concern because thousands of users will need to start answering lots of security questions every single time they use the application (ie: daily) and our staff is having to handle technical support questions that shouldn't exist. Right now it's only IE that's causing the issue, but I'm sure every browser and Internet Security program will soon be adding this to their products. There should at least be a way for the USER to white-list a specific Domain so Flash could exempt those sites from ANY external program trying to delete ALL Shared Objects/Local Storage/Flash Cookies. The USER should be given that choice. This would satisfy the extra privacy you are putting in there and still allow information to be stored from sites that require it.
John

Where does flash stores the local shared object data

HI All,
I'm using shared object to store local data:
                var so:SharedObject = SharedObject.getLocal(storageName);
                // Store the data
                so.data.userName = userName;
                so.flush();
Where does it actually saved on my hard disk (in windows vista operating system).
10x,
Lior

http://livedocs.adobe.com/flex/201/html/wwhelp/wwhimpl/common/html/wwhelp.htm?context=Live Docs_Book_Parts&file=lsos_087_3.html
The term local refers to the location of the shared object.
In this case, Adobe Flash Player stores the SharedObject file locally
in the client's home directory.
When you create a shared object, Flash Player creates a new
directory for the application and domain. It also creates an empty
*.sol file that stores the SharedObject data. The default location of
this file is a subdirectory of the user's home directory. On Windows,
this directory is the following by default:
c:/Documents and Settings/username/user_domain/Application Data/Macromedia/Flash Player/web_domain/path_to_application/ApplicationName/objectName.sol
If you request an application named MyApp.mxml on the local host, in the Flex context, and within a subdirectory named /sos, Flash Player stores the *.sol file in the following location on Windows:
c:/Documents and Settings/username/user_domain/Application Data/Macromedia/Flash Player/#localhost/flex/sos/MyApp.mxml.swf/objectName.sol

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