Hi, I have cleaned up the tutorial code examples I had posted here earlier ( http://jwamicha.wordpress.com/2007/01/29/create-a-new-java-red5-application/) and tested them to ensure they work.
The following has now been added to the tutorial and sample code. Use Joachim's Migration guide ( http://www.joachim-bauch.de/tutorials/red5/MigrationGuide.txt) as a reference: 1. Create a red5 server transient shared object. Get its value from the flex client. 2. Create a red5 server persistent shared object. Get its value from the flex client. 3. Create a red5 server transient shared object. Change its value from the flex client. 4. Create a red5 server persistent shared object. Change its value from the flex client. 5. Flex client send an object (message) to red5 and store it in red5 server transient shared object. 5. Flex client send an object (message) to red5 and store it in red5 server persitent shared object. 6. Trigger Transient SharedObject Listener onSharedObjectUpdate method, whether it is the red5 application code or the flex client that has changed the shared object's value. 6. Trigger Persistent SharedObject Listener onSharedObjectUpdate method, whether it is the red5 application code or the flex client that has changed the shared object's value. What is currently remaining is: 1. Registering a shared object handler for a transient shared object and ensuring the flex client can call red5 server methods using getremote_so.send("handler", "args"). Providing flex client onsync for this transient shared object. 2. Registering a shared object handler for a persitent shared object and ensuring the flex client can call red5 server methods using getremote_so.send("handler", "args"). Providing flex client onsync for this persitent shared object. Hopefully this last part of the tutorial will be ready in the next few days. -- C is forever.
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