Hi Dele, the instructions are a little confusing
"Just copy red5.pdn to the plugins folder"
this file was already in the red5 folder created by the war file within
the plugins directory i copied it to the upper level within the plugins
directory of wildfire as it says to. I then right clicked a test contact
in Pandion and i dont get any menu option called "Video Chat",
sorry very curious to see how it integrates i viewed the pdn file it
loads a swf file it seems with the stream,
myChatWin = window.open("http://"; + server +
":9090/red5/video/video.html?me=" + username + "&you=" + you, thread,
"scrollbars=no,status=no,Menubar=no,Toolbar=no,resizeable=no,left=" +
leftPos + ",top=" + topPos + ",width=" + winWidth + ",height=" + winHeight)
myChatWin.focus()
so integration into spark should be an easy one also, and its cross
platform which is more preferable.
Dele Olajide wrote:
> Dear All,
>
> I have taken the liberty of repackaging the Red5 war file with extra
> java classes to register it as a Plugin for the Wildfire XMPP server.
>
> See
>
> http://www.igniterealtime.org/forum/thread.jspa?threadID=23943&tstart=0
>
> Apart from introducing Wildfire to Red5 and vice versa, I am hoping to
> push the idea of "video presence" using Red5. It is the idea of using a
> persistent video stream as a replacemnt for avatars as currently used by
> most XMPP clients.
>
> I am also convinced that many Red5 developers from flash backgrounds are
> re-inventing the wheel by developing IM/Chat/Presence applications from
> scratch instead of building on top of XMPP which is a mature and open
> standard for xml messaging.
>
> Enjoy!!
> dele
>
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