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Using .NET (Windows), you can embed an ActiveX Flash player into a Windows form, load a swf file and set variables or invoke functions with single method calls from C# (I imagine because of the presence of a Flash OCX).
That said, I would like to do the same thing in MONO (Linux): how could this be possible?
Is it possible to “embed” an HTML page, using some (system controlled) prefered renderer (like firefox)? In that case it might be possible to get a flash in there and control it through javascript… It does sound a bit far-fetched though.
If you do manage to get the flash in there, you might be able to communicate with it through a TCP/IP connection from the flash to your program.