An uncaught exception will bubble up and be caught. On the Flash Platform, there is no such well known entry point. Even if there was, the asynchronous nature of the Flash Platform makes a simple solution impossible, until AIR 2. In AIR 2. This is accomplished in your WindowedApplication applicationComplete event handler by executing the following code.
While this is a huge step forward for ActionScript developers, Adobe has said that stack traces for uncaught exceptions will not be available at runtime except when running the debug player. AIR 2. Both IPv4 and IPv6 are supported.
By adding an event listener to the server socket, the flash. ServerSocketConnectEvent class allows your code to be notified when a connection to the server socket has been made and you can then communicate with the client over the resulting socket. SecureSocket class is a flash. Socket subclass and provides the ability to connect to a trusted server using SSL and TLS to enable encrypted communication.
The underlying operating system mechanism for determining the validity and trust of a certificate. The socket will only connect if the underlying OS verifies that there are no problems with the certificate or the certificate chain.
DatagramSocket class provides the ability to connect to other hosts using the UDP internet protocol. Compared to TCP socket connections provided by the flash. Socket and its subclasses, UDP connections send messages, known as datagrams.
UDP is considered an unreliable service and does not guarantee that the packets sent will arrive in order or arrive at all. UDP forgoes the protocol requirements of ensuring delivery, retransmitting packets that were lost, duplicated or fragmented in favor of simplicity and speed and is ideal when the overhead, service levels and increased network latency of the TCP protocol are unnecessary.
All network classes that utilize internet addresses now support both IPv4 and IPv6. NetworkInfo class provides the ability to discover information about the network interfaces present on your computer such as wired and wireless interfaces.
This class can provide a list of flash. NetworkInterface instances that exist on the machine. Your application can add an event listener to the NetworkInfo and be notified when the network changes in some way such as when your computer joins or disconnects from a wired or wireless network or a VPN.
The NetworkInterface class provides access to information about each including its display name, the hardware address, MTU and the name by which it is known. The Adobe AIR 2. According to Adobe, FP A wide range of mobile devices are supported including smartphones, netbooks and others. FP Some of the enhancements benefit both platforms, though a majority of them are aimed squarely at mobile. The mobile platform is generally constrained by devices with significantly lower capacity CPUs and available memory.
In order for FP to be viable on the mobile platform, Adobe has had to focus heavily on improving performance of FP. According to Adobe, these improvements include rendering, scripting memory, start-up time, battery and CPU optimizations - all of these will be welcomed by AIR developers, who have suffered from significant resource utilization for even small applications with AIR 1. For reference, the FP All of the features, improvements and capabilities are beyond the scope of this article.
The mobile platform and the newer desktop operating systems including Windows 7 have changed the way we interact with our devices. This new support allows you to write AIR applications that use gestures such as pinch, scroll, rotate, scale and two-finger tap. Several new classes have been added that provide the ability to write applications that support this new method of input assuming that the device on which the application is running supports this.
AIR provides a way to programmatically determine whether the device supports this and the extent to which it is supported through the flash. Multitouch class. Subclasses of flash. InteractiveObject , which is essentially every single visual component in the Flex framework provide multi-touch and gesture support through the dispatching of various events. There is a subtle, but important distinction between the two that is essentially a difference in the actual events.
This can yield slightly different visual results depending upon what your code is doing when handling these events. Lets assume that you have a VBox container with five child buttons. You wish to change the background color of the VBox from white to red when you move over the VBox or any of its children and from red to white when you move out of the VBox. When you move over one of the children buttons, the VBox will first dispatch a touchOut.
Then, the button will dispatch a touchOver which bubbles up to its parent. This approach causes a flickering effect as you move over the buttons. But no other events are dispatched when you move over the child buttons. Hence, there is no flickering effect and likely the smooth visual look you desire. Multitouch class and flash. MultitouchInputMode allows a developer to set whether touch events or gesture events are dispatched for touch-enabled devices. The Multitouch class also allows the developer to interrogate which, if any, gestures, touch points and types of touch events and gesture events that are possible on the device.
Several new features allow you to develop applications that take advantage of even tighter integration with the desktop including automatic detection of mass storage devices, the ability to open files with the default application as it is associated in the operating system, the ability to access and manipulate a microphone and better cross-platform printing support.
In recent years there has been a proliferation of devices that we can easily connect to our computers. The devices include phones, cameras, video cameras, portable hard drives and jump drives.
These devices generally provide storage and often contain files such as documents, pictures, videos and music. We generally connect these devices to our computers to manipulate them with software that exists on our computers, print them or copy them to or from the device. StorageVolumeInfo class provides a way to easily determine which storage volumes currently exist as well as dispatching events to notify listeners when additional volumes have been mounted or existing volumes unmounted.
StorageVolume represents each available mass storage device currently accessible on your computer and provides access to the drive on Windows , file system type i. Most importantly, access is provided to the root directory in the form of a flash. File object. Using another new feature in AIR 2. Users are familiar with clicking or double-clicking files to open them.
For example,. This capability is now provided by AIR 2. After Oculus software installation completes, enable Air Link again and see if you have more luck establishing the connection. If you updated to Windows 11 and are now facing problems, try rolling back to Windows If you are sure you want to continue using Windows 11, I recommend you search for the Oculus forum and Reddit threads for potential solutions. One specific workaround for performance issues is shown in the video below:.
This step is for users who have configured multiple static IP addresses for their network adapter. If you are currently wondering what in the world I am talking about, then this is probably not you. Granted, you will have to spend some dollars to get Virtual Desktop in the first place. Trying different software implementations will give you additional insight into the Air Link problems you are having. Or you may decide to stick with Virtual Desktop and not spend any more time on problem debugging.
Sometimes you can fiddle around and test different changes in hopes to get Air Link working properly when in reality there was nothing you could actually do with the hardware you currently have.
If you are currently using the router provided by your internet service provider ISP to get Air Link working, chances are that here lies the root cause of your issues. If you have followed the best practices for Oculus Air Link and verified that you can get a decent performance out of wired Oculus Link, then it is probably time to get a new router. Luckily, getting a router for Air Link does not have to be expensive! Go ahead and read my dedicated router full setup guide and also watch my step-by-step video tutorial below.
The router is half the price of the official Oculus Link cable and only a bit more expensive compared to most third-party Link USB cables. Putting in the effort to get Air Link working properly gets a SOLID green light from me, but the final decision is up to you of course. I remember recently when Facebook Meta had its massive outage , including VR-related services, I had huge spikes in the traffic my website was receiving.
People were searching for answers to their problems. Unfortunately, my articles probably did not help much, but they could have gotten their answer really quickly by looking at Oculus forums or Reddit threads. The same applies to problems with new software releases that regular websites are slower to pick up.
There are two main ways to complete the factory reset on your headset described in the Oculus manual. Do keep in mind that you will have to reinstall all your games on the headset and you will also lose game data, videos, pictures, etc! The final recommendation I can give is to ask for help from the Oculus Support team. Wireless PCVR gaming does not have to be expensive!
See my step-by-step video tutorial on how to set the router up. I am a software engineer and tech enthusiast. During my free time, I like to immerse myself in the world of virtual and augmented reality, which I believe will be more and more prominent in the years to come. Ahhh, technology. Wouldn't it be great if everything worked like you expected all the time? Unfortunately, that is not the case, and virtual reality and SteamVR more specifically is no expectation DLLs [or something similar].
Is that correct? NET Framework. But is atleast one more tool for the quiver. Anyone have luck figuring out how to get around this? Hi, Im writing an app which has links to external websites, is there a way that i can change focus from the app to the launched browser once the link is clicked? At the moment, it all seems to be ruinning in the background.
This will allow you to register specific applications that you want to allow to run from a web page. It would be nice, however, if someone had a more elegant solution. My experience is that arguments can only be passed via the "open" command if they refer to real files. So I think your approach will work under certain circumstances, but the approach described in the post will work in more cases.
It is a very interesting solution to solve the problem of opening word docs. I will use it on my webpage. Thank you so much for this! I had just finished writing a tiny little command proxy in Ruby and was thinking "all this to open a document? This can't be necessary" Nice one! Daman, In sort, you can't call an exe from AIR. I would recommend looking into a tool such as Merapi to call Java Libraries to do your sound recording. NET is another similar solution.
In either case, it will be a nightmare to create an installer for this. Since AIR has access to the local file system, it may be possible to write your own libraries to record the sound and then convert them to files; mp3 or wav or whatever. It is not something I've researched, though.
Alternatively you could look into technologies other than AIR for your application. Thank you very much, I started to get serious "headaces" on this topic! In theory you can use this method to launch an AIR app from a Flex app. That assumes the browser knows what to do with the '. You can also look into badge installs of your AIR app, although I believe that gives you limited control. I searched for "open MS Word file web page" and found this interesting article. Didn't help me but seemed to be helpful back then.
Thanks, andreas. You can use openWithDefaultApplication. About Me. Hi, I'm Jeffry Houser and this is my blog. I'm a computer programmer, a business owner, a musician, an author, a recording engineer, and I love old school style adventure games. Is there something you want to know?
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