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ADOBE FLASH MEDIA INTERACTIVE SERVER

Server-Side ActionScript Language Reference

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Event handler summary

XMLSocket constructor

new XMLSocket(streamOrFlash)

Creates a new XMLSocket object ("flash") or a new XMLStreams object ("stream"). The XMLSocket and

XMLStreams objects are not initially connected to any server. You must call

XMLSocket.connect() to connect the

object to a server.

For more information about the XMLStreams class, see XMLStreams class.

Availability

Flash Communication Server 1.5

Parameters

streamOrFlash A string indicating whether this object is an XMLSocket object or an XMLStreams object. This

parameter can have one of the following two values: "

flash" or "stream".

Returns

A reference to an XMLSocket object or an XMLStreams object.

Example

The following example creates an XMLSocket object:

var socket = new XMLSocket("flash");

The following example creates an XMLStreams object:

var stream = new XMLSocket("stream");

XMLSocket.close()

myXMLSocket.close()

Closes the connection specified by the XMLSocket object.

Availability

Flash Media Server 2

Example

The following simple example creates an XMLSocket object, attempts to connect to the server, and then closes the

connection:

var socket = new XMLSocket();

socket.connect(null, 2000);

Event handler Description

XMLSocket.onClose() Invoked when an open connection is closed by the server.

XMLSocket.onConnect() Invoked by Flash Media Interactive Server when a connection request initiated through

XMLSocket.connect() succeeds or fails.

XMLSocket.onData() Invoked when a message has been downloaded from the server, terminated by a zero (0) byte.

XMLSocket.onXML() Invoked when the specified XML object containing an XML document arrives through an open

XMLSocket connection.

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