Hi folks,
Partly as something of an experiment, but mainly as a testbed and
proof-of-concept for something else entirely, I'm looking at throwing
together a (non-commercial) multi-user game with a Flash interface.
It should be fairly straightforward wise - a simple grid-based
interface not too
On 3/22/06, Ian Thomas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi folks,
> Partly as something of an experiment, but mainly as a testbed and
> proof-of-concept for something else entirely, I'm looking at throwing
> together a (non-commercial) multi-user game with a Flash interface.
>
> It should be fairly
the only one I have played with is ElectroServer, and I can recommend
that one. It was easy to set up and get started working with. Afew
people recommended oregano...i dont think red5 is that far along yet.
On 3/22/06, Rich Rodecker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On 3/22/06, Ian Thomas <[EMAIL PRO
Red5 will be at .4 here pretty quickly and .6 in another couple of months if
not sooner. 0.4 will have the server side api done and remoting will be
included with .5 as well as other scripting languages.
It's not stress tested at all, and we've only begun writing apps against
it. Although it loo
t have any problems with
it.
I hope this helps!
Regards,
Dimitrios Bendilas
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From: "Ian Thomas" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Hi Ian,
Another thing to note is that Red5 does give Flash access to anything
you can do in Java. It is completely extensible. Things like
accessing databases though Hibernate or straight JDBC, accessing
non-java applications through JNI, bridging to other servers, etc...
can all be done with a
Hi,
I should recommend you Oregano.
I've ported the API to as2 and put several additions to it.
That makes it a really nice tool to play with.
All the benefits are that Oregano is more a framework than just
XMLSocket for Flash.
It uses a homemade serialisation/deserialisation scheme which ma
Thanks all.
I'll look a bit deeper into Electroserver, Red5 and Eric's version of
Oregano, then.
You're quite right that what I'm doing is experimental, Chris, so Red5
might well be suitable - besides, 'bleeding edge' always appeals. :-)
Cheers,
Ian
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