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Summary

Controller and subscriber applications demonstrate the power of the Flash Communication Server. Learning Flash design techniques will help you build applications that use the Timeline efficiently. Code and object reuse will help you build applications that can easily grow. Some of the concepts introduced in this chapter can be reviewed in Part II, "Implementing Flash Communication Server," of this book. Chapter 10 will introduce you to one more type of Flash Communication Server application, the Lobby application.



    		Part I: 10 Quick Steps for Getting Started
    		Chapter 1. STEP 1: Installation and Setup
    		Chapter 2. STEP 2: Your Development Environment
    		Chapter 3. STEP 3: Get Connected
    		Chapter 4. STEP 4: Simple Chat and Video Conferencing
    		Chapter 5. STEP 5: Monitoring and Managing the Server
    		Chapter 6. STEP 6: ActionScript with 'NetConnection()'
    		Chapter 7. STEP 7: Streaming Video with 'NetStream()'
    		Chapter 8. STEP 8: Collaboration with 'SharedObject()'
    		Chapter 9. STEP 9: Controller and Subscriber Applications
    		Controller Applications
    		Chapter Project Overview
    		Testing the Project
    		The Presentation File (simple_preso.swf)
    		Summary
    		Chapter 10. STEP 10: Lobby Applications
    		Part II: Implementing Macromedia Flash Communication Server
    		Part III: Tutorials
    		Appendix IV: Appendixes: Quick Reference Guides
    		Appendix A. Server-Side Objects Quick Reference
    		Appendix B. Macromedia Flash ActionScript Objects Quick Reference
    		Appendix C. Information Objects (Server and Client) Quick Reference
    		Appendix D. Macromedia Flash UI Component Objects Quick Reference
    		Appendix E. Useful ActionScript Templates Quick Reference