Hi Luke, Luke Kenneth Casson Leighton wrote: > whilst i realise that this is a project under development and a > reverse-engineering effort, my tiny little brain didn't quite understand > that you need to connect the swf videochat_7 plugin to the rtmp port, > not a web browser.
I'm sorry, but I don't understand your problem here :) The sample URLs in the videochat all start with "rtmp://" so that should make clear that it refers to the RTMP protocol. > so i happily typed in http://localhost:1710 (or whatever it is) and was > very confused to find that the java red5 server wiped out with an > exception - and would not be able to serve further requests. Hmm, it's pretty unlikely that you'll get anything back from Red5 when connecting with a browser to the RTMP port. Red5 only starts processing your request after a valid handshake has been sent - and that is something your browser won't do. ...and of course Red5 doesn't break when an exception occurs! However if you get a traceback and think that it's an error, please enter a ticket in Trac at --> http://mirror1.cvsdude.com/trac/osflash/red5/newticket and we will take care of it. > can i possibly invite you to consider either documenting the rtmp > protocol sufficiently for someone such as myself - a java-hater - > to reimplement the red5 server in something decent like ohhh python > for example, or making the service a _tiny_ bit more robust! Well, as somebody else postet to the list, the RTMP protocol is documented on the osflash.org website and if you have any improvements to Red5 we happily accept patches! ;) Joachim _______________________________________________ Red5 mailing list [email protected] http://osflash.org/mailman/listinfo/red5_osflash.org
