I would also like to know why
----- Original Message ----- From: Sebastian Wagner To: Red5 Sent: 2007-08-24, 19:48:27 Subject: [Red5] Tomcat installation: different webapps and webappRootKey -connection string problem hi, I was wondering how red5 handles the webappRootKey of each app in a servlet installation within a standard Tomcat Servlet Container. If red5 is NOT installed into root sothat you would expect a connection string like: rtmpt://localhost:8080/$MyRed5Webapp/$WebAppRootKey but this does not work! it only works if you put Red5 into the root of the Servlet container and try with the conenction string: rtmpt://localhost:8080/$WebAppRootKey or for example: rtmpt://hostname:PORT/red5Foo/ -> http://hostname:Port/open/* rtmpt://hostname:PORT/red5Foo/webAppName -> http://hostname:Port/red5Foo/open/* Is this a limitation of the FlashPlayer which expects the $WebAppRootKey directly after the domain:port or is it a matter of Red5 configuration? -- Sebastian Wagner http://www.webbase-design.de http://www.laszlo-forum.de [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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