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Is there any way for C# to get a list of the methods the swf exposes through ExternaInterface? Steffen Opel Update: Just realized that I've misread your question as you are looking for methods defined via the Flex ExternalInterface class rather than those of the Shockwave ActiveX control itself; I'm gonna keep my original answer below as it might still be helpful regarding SWF usage via C# in general. Concerning ExternalInterface I don't have an answer right now, but you might look into Fun with C# and the Flash Player 8 External API to get an idea on how to use this API via C# in the first

How can I remove all event listeners on all components at once, especially when it is not known what listeners are attached to each component? You can override mx.core.FlexSprite, which UIComponent inherets from, and generate an array of listeners created. Doug Mc Cune put up source code here . His blog says: removeAllEventListeners() – removes all event listeners of all types. This completely wipes out all event listeners for the component all at once. Let us know if this does the job! No! You might be able to mock something up with hasEventListener and willTrigger . But, there doesn't appear

Are you aware of any zip/unzip component or script for flash / actionscript 2 ? I'm aware of this library for flex / AS3, but is there one for AS2 that will save me a long conversion attempt? Is there such a library that supports creating/parsing password protected zip files? back2dos basically it can be done ... but will be slow ... http://code.google.com/p/hxformat/ actually you would load the string and then it'll be decoded into an Array of bytes (using Bytes.ofString) ... this will take a lot of time ... and you will not be able to do a lot with the results, i guess, since AS2 api is very

I've been playing around with ABC bytecode and was hoping someone could clear up a point of confusion for me. I have a simple flash file that places a clip on the stage and has a tiny script to update its position on each frame. The code looks something like: package { import flash.display.MovieClip; import flash.events.Event; public class RedCircle extends MovieClip { public function RedCircle() { this.addEventListener(Event.ENTER_FRAME, moveit); } function moveit(e:Event) { this.x -=1; } } } Which compiles to something like: protected package protected RedCircle { class RedCircle extends

What is the best way to pass JSON to and from a Flash movie? Currently to communicate between javascript and Flash : I'm using 'flashvars' to pass data to the flash movie when it initially loads I'm using 'ExternalInterface' at runtime to transfer single values, such as booleans at runtime I want to move to the next level and do this with JSON now. Initially I just want the ability to send JSON to the flash movie on instantiation, but later i will need to send data back and forth. I just want to do it right first time and avoid any compatibility or 'gotcha' issues if there are any. i dont even