Hello all,
I have a single database table I've been trying to design a cube for and I'm kinda stuck. I have flight types (commercial, military, etc), engine types (piston, jet, etc), departure airport names, and departure dates. Each entry in the table is one flight. What I need to be able to...
Well, we're looking at working around some TCP NAT issues, although the timing of a simultaneous open makes it almost useless out of laboratory conditions (at least when trying to punch holes in a NAT setup).
Bill
We are actually writing the app and we're looking for a way to make it work with all kinds of NAT configurations without having to communicate with any routing/NAT hardware.
UPnP does look pretty cool, I have one question-
Does it work now? I looked at the UPnP.org site and it didn't seem to...
Simultaneous open refers to the two hosts who are trying to communicate via TCP sending SYN packets at the same time and then both replying with ACK packets as opposed to the standard 3-way handshake. There's a diagram of simultaneous open at...
We have a (basically P2P) application that uses TCP and we're trying to get it to work when one or both of the machines are behind a NAT box. I've read a lot of literature on how to get UDP through NAT's but they all say that TCP is hard to get working without using a relay for all of the...
Do any versions of Linux support TCP Simultaneous Open? Does it work? Are there any issues? How can I find out more- scouring the search engines hasn't given me a whole lot.
Thanks,
Bill
TCP simultaneous open is where two hosts can simultaneously send each other SYN packets and then each respond with an ACK packet. It's a legal part of the TCP spec but evidently is not implemented very well or at all in some OS's version of TCP.
Bill
Do any versions of Linux support TCP Simultaneous Open? Does it work? Are there any issues? How can I find out more- scouring the search engines hasn't given me a whole lot.
Thanks,
Bill
I have a scrollbar movie clip symbol which consists of 3 frames- the 1st one only gets played once, the 2nd one sets a scrollvalue variable from the y value of the slider bar and the 3rd does a gotoAndPlay(2) so that the 2nd frame can keep setting the scrollvalue. The problem is that this tight...
What's the code to target a container within another layer?
Say my main movie loads another movie into level1. The level1 movie has a container and loads yet another movie into it (let's call it container1). The movie in container1 contains a variable that the main movie in layer0 wants to use...
I have this controller movie at level0 and an opening movie at level1.
Depending on where the user clicks, level1 sets a variable (just a number) within level0. Level0 then unloads level1 and then loads another movie into level1. This new movie should be played at the frame specified by the...
I'm going to load a movie into level 0 (replacing the current movie)- how do I send a variable from the old movie to the new movie inside flash?
Thanks,
Bill
The _y property of a movie is the y coordinate of that little crosshatch in the movie, right? How do I get the y coordinate of a corner of the movie? That crosshatch isn't necessarily the center of the movie and I need to have a way for determining the dead center of the movie (without centering...
Me again :)
One problem I'm having is this:
There's a web page (I'm sorry, I can't give an URL- it's all internal to the company) that contains only a flash movie. When you change the size of the web browser it chops off some of the movie- is there something in the HTML or in the movie itself...
Actually- we finally figured it out. We were using vector glows in the background that caused the slowdown- when we took them out it ran fine.
Thanks,
Bill
Well, we have flash movies on our internal web site that make it pretty impossible to use frames and we're trying to make the pages easy to maintain and change (i.e. Not having to make a separate .swf file for each page) and display graphics and text (so a text field is out, right?)
Thanks,
Bill
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