SmartFox2X Using Java

Unity Engine
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SmartFoxServer2X Using JavaScript

I know many (like me) have tried to get SFS2X to work on Unity using JavaScript but failed, and that learning C# is too much when all your projects are already in JavaScript.

I have searched all over the net for some code example or anything to take as a guide into this, but with no luck.

So, instead of just surrendering I tried it for myself, with no guide or anything.

After more or less a day and a half I managed to make SFS2X work using JavaScript.
I followed this video tutorials on C# on how to make the basic connection and Zone/Room joining and adapted them to JavaScript: http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLAD3A1B608ACA09C0

I also recreated the Object Movement example from SFS website:
http://docs2x.smartfoxserver.com/ExamplesUnity/object-movement

Here is a package with the project: 1077428–40242–$SFSX2 Java.unitypackage (4.04 MB)

Hope this helps.

Here is the code to make a Basic Connection and Zone/Room join:
All you have to do is add the SmartFox.API to your project.

#pragma strict
import Sfs2X;
import Sfs2X.Core;
import Sfs2X.Requests;

var sfs = new SmartFox();
var Server : String = "127.0.0.1";
var Port : int = 9933;
var Username : String= "";
var ZoneName : String = "BasicExamples";
var RoomName : String = "The Lobby";


function Start () 
{
	sfs.ThreadSafeMode = true;
	
	sfs.AddEventListener(SFSEvent.CONNECTION,OnConnection);
	sfs.AddEventListener(SFSEvent.LOGIN,OnLogin);
	sfs.AddEventListener(SFSEvent.LOGIN_ERROR,OnLoginError);
	sfs.AddEventListener(SFSEvent.ROOM_JOIN,OnJoinRoom);
	sfs.AddEventListener(SFSEvent.ROOM_JOIN_ERROR,OnJoinRoomError);
}

function OnGUI()
{
	Username = GUI.TextField(Rect(300,330,100,25),Username,25);
	if(GUI.Button(Rect(300,300,100,25),"Connect"))
	{
		sfs.Connect(Server,Port);
	}
}

function FixedUpdate () 
{
	sfs.ProcessEvents();
}

function OnLogin(e : BaseEvent)
{
	Debug.Log("Logged as: " + e.Params["user"]);
	sfs.Send(new JoinRoomRequest(RoomName));
}

function OnJoinRoom(e : BaseEvent)
{
	Debug.Log("Joined Room: " + e.Params["room"]);
	sfs.RemoveAllEventListeners();
	Application.LoadLevel(1);
}

function OnJoinRoomError(e : BaseEvent)
{
	Debug.Log("Error #" + e.Params["errorCode"] + " " + e.Params["errorMessage"]);		
}

function OnLoginError(e : BaseEvent)
{
	Debug.Log("Error #" + e.Params["errorCode"] + ": " + e.Params["errorMessage"]);
}

function OnConnection(e : BaseEvent)
{
	if(e.Params["success"])
	{
		Debug.Log("Succesfully Connected");
		NetWorkHolder.Connection = sfs;
		sfs.Send(LoginRequest(Username,"",ZoneName));
		
	}
	else
	{
		Debug.Log("Not Connected");
	}
}

function OnApplicationQuit()
{
	if(sfs.IsConnected)
		sfs.Disconnect();
}
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Java and JavaScript is not the same. Unity uses C#, Boo, and JavaScript. The JavaScript variation that Unity uses is sometimes referred to as UnityScript.

Java is closer to C# than it is to JavaScript

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Thanks for the aclaration.

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now actionscript and javascript are similar to each other, so just look at the actionscript manual that smartfox has