In my VC application, there is a FlashActiveX player area inside which i am loadng a swf.This swf file contains a FLVPlayback component to load flv files.
This is the code i have used for loading the FLVLoader.swf inside the flash activeX window.
CShockwaveFlash *m_pFlashPlayer;
m_pFlashPlayer = new CShockwaveFlash();
m_pFlashPlayer-%26gt;Create(
_T( ''ABS'' ),
WS_CHILD,
CRect( 200, 0, 320, 240 ),
this,
4001 );
CString strSWF;
strSWF = ''D:\\FLVLoader.swf'';
m_pFlashPlayer-%26gt;LoadMovie( 0, strSWF );
Below given is code i have used for deleting Flash activex window.
if(m_pFlashPlayer != NULL)
{
CString strTemp = _T('''');
?strTemp.Format( ''%26lt;invoke name= \''UNINITIALIZE\'' returntype=\''xml\''%26gt;%26lt;/invoke%26gt;'' );
?m_pFlashPlayer-%26gt;CallFunction( strTemp );//This will call a function UNINITIALIZE in my .as (i have used ExternalInterface to achieve this)
?delete m_pFlashPlayer;
?m_pFlashPlayer = NULL;
}
Below given is AS3.0 code i have used for loading flv in FLVPLayback
public?var m_flvPlayer:FLVPlayback;
m_flvPlayer=new FLVPlayback();
addChild(m_flvPlayer);
m_flvPlayer.autoPlay = true;
m_flvPlayer.source = ''d:\\Filename.flv'';
//code attached to UNINITIALIZE function
m_flvPlayer.stop();
m_flvPlayer.autoRewind = true;?
removeChild(m_flvPlayer);
m_flvPlayer=null;
Everything works fine until latest Flash10 activeX is installed on machine.But now when delete m_pFlashPlayer;
is executed this cause a crash in FLASH10B.OCX.
Below given is assertion Failure getting from VC application
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Microsoft Visual C++ Debug Library
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Debug Error!
Program: ...are\MFC\SampleD.exe
Module:
File: i386\chkesp.c
Line: 42
The value of ESP was not properly saved across a function call.?This is usually a result of calling a function declared with one calling convention with a function pointer declared with a different calling convention.
Also 'codejoke' for supporting office 2000 style?is installed in my machine .
If i mask the line
m_flvPlayer.source = ''d:\\Filename.flv'';
the crash will not occur.
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