you can set the RTMP port to blank and it will bind to 80. or whatever you have set your webserver set to.
--- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, "rojoe615" <headj...@...> wrote: > > Not sure if this is the proper forum or not for LCDS related questions, but > here goes: > > We have a small demo app that is built with Flex and LCDS 2.6 using Hibernate > and mySQL. I am running into some issues with network performance and it > appears to be either slow response from the server or network congestion. > I'm getting a message that say: > > "Message throttled: Too many messages sent to destination > productoptions.hibernate in too small of a time interval. actual > frequency=15000 max frequency=500" > > and the user gets alert messages in the app. I'm new to this LCDS thing so > my questions are: > > 1) How do you configure the message throttle settings appropriately? Is > there a guide or reference for an approach to this? > > 2) I know there is an "IGNORE" setting for the throttle settings. Should > that setting be used in this case? Does it impact data integrity if used? > > 3) Due to firewall issues, I cannot use RTMP. I am using AMF, but is there > a preferred protocol that might help for message processing or issues with > slow or intermittent network performance? > > There seems to be a bit of black magic in this that I haven't figured out, > coupled with the fact this is a totally new area for me, so any thoughts > would be appreciated. > > Thanks, > JB >
