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Hi there,
Does anyone have some code/packages for embeding flash in a Java app? I know it's p*** to do in J++, but I want to avoid using Microsoft's dodgy Windows dependent packages whereever possible. Is there one out there built off JNI?
If anyone has some code handly, I'd be grateful.
Cheers,
Mike
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Yes this is possible but only with Flash 2.0 functionality.
Its built into the Java Media Player http://java.sun.com/marketing/collateral/jmf.html
Also if you look inside the Players folder of your Flash install you will also see a Java based Flash Player...
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Cheers,
I was hoping that someone had developed a nice cross platform Flash solution built off the JNI. Macromedia's Java player only supports Flash 2 which sucks.
I've searched everywhere and it looks like Microsoft's windows solution is the only way for Java and flash to work together properly (that is until a certain court ruling).
Is there a reason a Java player hasn't been made to support Flash 4 and above? Anyone tried integrating Java and Flash before? Can it be done by modifying the existing classes for Flash 2?
Mike
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Originally posted by beelineuk
Cheers,
I was hoping that someone had developed a nice cross platform Flash solution built off the JNI. Macromedia's Java player only supports Flash 2 which sucks.
I've searched everywhere and it looks like Microsoft's windows solution is the only way for Java and flash to work together properly (that is until a certain court ruling).
Is there a reason a Java player hasn't been made to support Flash 4 and above? Anyone tried integrating Java and Flash before? Can it be done by modifying the existing classes for Flash 2?
Mike
Mike Schrag was working on a v3 player but I don't think it went anywhere http://web.archive.org/web/200008161...ent.com/flash/ ....
They did write a JAVA SWF Generator http://www.anotherbigidea.com/javaswf/index.html
The GPL Flash player is here http://www.swift-tools.com/Flash/
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