Hey Glen,
I've used that very approach in the past, but we had some issues with
firewalls using the allowed ports for the xml socket object. Using
NetConnection and a SharedObject object with Red5 allows us to use
http-tunneling as a fall-back.
Hmm. Maybe I could get php running on the same server to send updates
to the Red5 server....
Glen Pike wrote:
If you are allowed to run PHP scripts which stay running, you can use
a PHP socket server that handles the communications...
If you google "PHP socket server" there are loads of examples around.
Once you have the PHP script running, you can run your PHP commands
and talk to MySQL db's. You just have to watch out for some
environment variable differences - webserver vs command line sometimes
have different ini settings, paths, etc.
Glen
Andrew Sinning wrote:
Thanks Henrik. I've been using Red5 do to simple multi-user data
relay for about a month. Now I just need to figure out how to get it
to talk to php/MySQL....
Henrik Andersson wrote:
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