Is there good .sol editor for Flash Player 9 Local Shared Objects? Can we build one?

Question

There\'s plenty of them out there but none of them do what I would like them to do.

Most of them crash when opening a file or simply corrupt the data. Many don\'t run at

Answer 1

Have you tried Sephiroth's SOL Reader?

http://www.sephiroth.it/python/solreader.php

I haven't used the new version (written in C#, with support for AMF0 and AMF3 ) but the previous one used to be fine.

PD: Out of curiosity, I just downloaded the new version and tried it. It crashed on every single SOL I tried to open. Too bad, it used to be a very nice editor...

Answer 2

have you checked SolVE http://solve.sourceforge.net/ ... it's good, it's free, it runs on OSX and Windows, and it was developed by a kick ass Flash developer

Cheers,

Answer 3

http://www.sephiroth.it/python/solreader.php

I currently use this program. it works great

Answer 4

I'm confused, isn't the best editor for Flash 9 shared objects... Flash? It already has methods for loading, editing and saving them.

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So make the editor and put it on your website. You won't get any security errors from flash, and then just throw a password around it so regular people can't edit their .sol files.

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Yes, they are restricted by domain, so it'd have to live on the publishers sites. If you have hundreds of clients, that might be an issue, but if you have 3 or 4... It's certainly easier than coding your own file format parser.

Answer 5

I'm on debian based linux, I can use this program in WINE and it works great

http://sourceforge.net/projects/soleditor/

Good luck

Answer 6

The newest version of minerva 3.2.1 does allow both open/read and write/save for .sol files and works with AS3. I know none of the other programs mentioned would work for saving .sol files.