i’m going to try this :
Try to load a very simple haxe class with flex, and then access a static method of haxe

In the SLplayer source code of Application.init, it is say that the parameter “appendTo” can […]

thx for your reply

But own to access ’this’ in a cocktail/SLPlayer application ?

how do you do this :
> use the -compiler.keep-generated-actionscript haxe compiler

Hi Lexa

1st of all, can you do it without slplayer?

No actually this is a SLPlayer application that can’t be instantiate without it, that why i post here

In fact, is there a mechanism, like the […]

actually SLPlayer allow extends of the Application.main but not the application.init() (or other).

In my application, the swf launch the Application.main, but the js target launch Application.init with the […]

Ok, i find the solution

juste use @:expose(‘myClassName) in the class you want to expose.

so
@:expose(‘myClassName’)
class Application extends slplayer.core.Application
{

public static function […]

this is very simple, in your code, you call the “init” method of your class in the “main” method of your class. But with the option noAutostart of SLPLAYER, you can call init AFTER include the library.

In […]

Hi Alex

With your method you can only define the “main”, but not the init with the option noAutostart.

Simply because with the noAutostart, you must call your application.init() in the code. And due to the […]

Hi

And how redefine the init method. Because splayer use hxExpose to redefine the main class to slplayer.core.Application, you can’t use custom “init” method

$hxClasses["slplayer.core.Application"] = […]

Hi Lexa

for me the more simple way is to adapt data to the target. I’m not sure that retrieve flashvars as a meta is the best way to do, because sometimes, you need to pass flashvars directly bu URL […]

Hi

Sorry Thomas, i haven’t reply to my post, but there is no initialisation problem with SLPlayer/Cocktail . You solve it a long time by change the Hash that store all the component by an Array

thx

sorry Yannick but this does not work
var o:Dynamic = Lib.document.createElement(‘object’);
o.data = ‘myswf.swf’;
o._imageLoader._nativeElement.addEventListener(‘load’,onLoaderInit);

onLoader init is never trigger …

yes but o._imageLoader.nativeElement.addEventListener(‘load’,onLoad);

return this error in flash debugger
Il est impossible d’accéder à la propriété ou à la méthode d’une référence d’objet nul.

ok, so i use this :
var o:Dynamic = Lib.document.createElement(‘object’);
o.data = ‘mysrc.swf’;

but on which object does i put the listener.
if i do this, i’ve got an error :
loader = o._imageLoader.nativeElement;
loader.addEventListener(‘load’,onLoad);

and its logic because the loader…[Read more]

var o:Dynamic = js.Lib.document.createElement(‘object’);
o.src = ‘mysrc.swf’;

the flash debug return an error :
unable to create property src on cocktail.core.html.HTMLElement.

wihich kind of object i need to create to use src attribute

thx,

Yohan