Hi Stacy (and all), That makes perfect sense. But am I correct in guessing that code like this...
uri="http://{server.name}:{server.port}/{context.root}/messagebroker/amfpolling ...indicates that our webApp is using the same port for AMF as other webApps? (I assume that "server.port" is defined somewhere in FDS compiled code - I can't find it in any of the config files.) ...and if so, why isn't this a problem? Why would several instances be able to listen to the same port for AMF and HTTP? Doesn't make sense. Obviously, there's something here that I don't understand here... Douglas Stacy Young wrote: > > To answer # 1: trying to have two instances of FDS bind to the same > port is the same as trying to run two web servers on the same machine > and bind them both to port 80. It’s not a matter of message routing > …the port is already in use so the second instance will fail since it > can not bind to that same port number on startup. > > -Stace > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > *From:* flexcoders@yahoogroups.com [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > *On Behalf Of *Douglas McCarroll > *Sent:* Sunday, October 22, 2006 1:44 PM > *To:* flexcoders post > *Subject:* [flexcoders] Questions about RTMP ports and channel definitions > > Hi All, > > I recently wrote a post on my blog > <http://www.brightworks.com/flex_ability/?p=17 > <http://www.brightworks.com/flex_ability/?p=17>> about an error I was > encountering. A kind commenter explained that my problem was caused by > the fact that I had two different webApps running that were both > configured - in their services-config.xml files - so that their RTMP > channels used the same port. > > I want to revise my post to explain this, but want to make sure that I > understand how things work first. > > So I'd welcome any feedback on the following explanations & questions: > > 1. Obviously it is bad to have two different webApps use the same RTMP > port. I assume that webApps can't share the same port because, well, how > would they know which webApp a particular message is being sent to? I > suppose that this could be resolved by giving different destination > names to the different webApp's RTMP destinations, but I can imagine how > this approach could create problems. Anyway, I'm wondering if anyone > here can explain the crux of the problem more clearly or succinctly... > > 2. I assume that configuring a channel with a specific port number (e.g. > uri="rtmp://{server.name}:2038") does two things: > a. It tells the FDS server-side code to listen to that port for that > channel. > b. It tells clients to connect to that port if they're using that > channel. I assume that there's some mechanism whereby clients say, "hey > webApp, what port do I use for this RTMP channel?" > > Am I understanding correctly here? > > 3. I'm guessing that sharing ports between webApps isn't a problem for > HTTP and AMF channels. The reason I think this is that they are > configured in channel definitions with URIs like this: > uri="http://{server.name}:{server.port}/{context.root}/messagebroker/amfpolling > > ... as opposed to specifying a specific port, as we do in RTMP channel > defs. > > Do I understand this correctly? > > 4. I'm guessing that the reason why this isn't a problem is that they > don't use a sustained connection, as RTMP channels do. 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