Gemme en member i en fil

You're likely going to need to FTP it.  The shockwave file is running on
the client machine and that's why there are simple ways to save stuff there in
the DSWmedia folder.    And if you FTP it, you're probably going to need to
have it saved locally (on the client.)  Use DirectImage to save to the
DSWmedia folder locally, and then DirectFTP to send it to your server.

Those two Xtras will set you back $1090 for single development platform
versions.  DirectXtras requires that you buy a site license for the
authoring versions of the Xtras, even if you are a single developer, in
order to get the downloadable shockwave versions.

I'm working on something similar right now and not sure how I'm going to
handle it. It would be nice if someone created an shockwave-friendly Xtra
that would base64 a bitmap member. Then you could post the image with
netLingo. I've wondered if the conversion could be done with Lingo, but
haven't chased down the base64 details yet.

Good luck!

ShockFiler Xtra release 1.2 is now available. Version 1.2 contains the
following new features:

- The ability to create a directory on an FTP server
- The ability to export cast members to the user's local drive

ShockFiler Xtra is a cross-platform Xtra that saves media changed by the
user at runtime. ShockFiler Xtra exports text, image, sound members and
vList Xtra members to external files saved on an FTP server  or to the
user's local drive. ShockFiler can also send and receive external files
via FTP, get file listings from the server, and create directories on the
server.ShockFiler is Shockwave-safe and autodownloadable, and also works
in authoring and projectors.

Links to the demo version and doc are here:

http://www.updatestage.com/xtras/shockfiler.html

The version 1.2 upgrade is free for registered users.