(I am starting to believe that I am becoming a one-man FAQ creator...)
I believe that I understand understand how SharedObjects work with the Flash Media Server: You create an .asc file on the server that gets created inside your main.asc file.
For example, on the server I have a file called peopleList.asc and inside that file I have methods that get called by the client -- and the shared object gets created by calling:
peopleListSO = SharedObject.get ("peopleList", false);
On the client side you'd call a method on the peopleList shared object by calling:
nc.call("method_name", null, args);
With Red5, we create a Shared Object inside the Application.java with this code:
createSharedObject(room, "peopleList", false);
ISharedObject peopleList = getSharedObject(room, "peopleList");
Now, this is what I am not getting my head around: Do I have a Java file that is PeopleList.java? Can I place methods inside there that will automatically get called when I make a similar nc.call() method on the client side?
Or am I suppose to control *everything* from inside the the Application.java file and just tuck variables inside my shared objects?
I guess the reason that I am asking is because there are no examples of this inside the project. I'd love to put together a sample (if there isn't one already created) so that others can follow by example. And seriously, I know the members of this team probably don't have a lot of time to do a ton of tutorials or sample files for Java dunces like me.
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