On 3/12/08, Anthony Bargnesi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Tobias,
>
> Yes this is possible with Red5 and OpenLaszlo. Go to this wiki
> page<http://wiki.openlaszlo.org/RtmpRed5Webapp>and try the example war. This
> page also outlines some bugs in OpenLaszlo
> that need fixing in order to support Red5 fully, but it has been working
> fine for server - client communication.
>
> Here is an example open laszlo file:
>
> <canvas debug="true">
> <button name="callButton" onclick="sendEventCall();">
> Call sendEvent
> <method name="sendEventCall">
> canvas.rtmp.sendEvent.event = "button was clicked!";
> canvas.rtmp.sendEvent.call();
> </method>
> </button>
> <rtmpconnection name="rtmp" debug="true" autoconnect="true"
> src="rtmpt://192.168.1.134:80/cardsrvr/myhome' }" >
> <handler name="onconnect">
> Debug.write("connected");
> </handler>
> <handler name="onerror">
> Debug.write("error ",this.status);
> </handler>
>
> <netremotecall name="sendEvent" funcname="sendEvent">
> <attribute name="event" value="" type="string" />
> <netparam name="vars1"><method name="getValue"> return
> parent.event;</method></netparam>
> </netremotecall>
>
> <netremotecall name="newEvent" funcname="newEvent">
> <method name="onResult" args="value">
> Debug.write('event received: ' + value);
> </method>
> </netremotecall>
> </rtmpconnection>
> </canvas>
What you've presented here are mthods to be called on the serverside
afaik and will thus not eliminate the problem of polling.
What you in fact want is a function to be called by the server.
You can achieve this within the init method of rtmpconnection with
something like:
this._nc.rejected = function(reason) {
Debug.write("rejected: ", reason);
}
and it then gets called as you've suggested (((IServiceCapableConnection)
conn).invoke("rejected", new Object[] {"Because I can..."}); :)
--
lp,
Anže
