Salut Nicholas, thanks for your help!
Unfortunately, i don't quite understand the haXe language, and, as with the Red5 Java implementation, i find it very difficult to find the answers that i need from inspecting the api/code. Can you maybe explain/outline to me what happens in the connection process? So once the handshaking is complete, the client issues a connection request that looks like X, and the server responds like Y? Or if that asking for too much, could you (or anyone else in the know) possibly point out to me where in the code (haXe or Red5 Java) i could find such information? Thanks a lot again, A On 28/11/2007, Nicolas Cannasse <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Anthony Hsiao a écrit : > > Hello! > > > > I am (also) new to this mailing list, first of all a few words about > > myself: I'm trying to learn java and flash and webdesign at the moment, > > and hope to work in this area in the future i'm from Berlin, and studied > > engineering in London. > > > > Anyways, i have a question about the RTMP protocol and connection > > establishment between the client and the server, and would be very > > grateful if someone was able to help me further: > > I understand (the available material of) how the handshaking between the > > client and server works, the '1536-bytes-business', but am confused as > > to how to respond to a client's connection request after the > > handshaking. at the moment i am trying to write simple a java > > application to connect to the port tester on red5.nl <http://red5.nl> > > (as an exercise), but i don't quite know what to send back to the client > > after the handshaking has finished and i (the server) have received the > > first RTMP packet (363 bytes). This packet is, as far as i can tell, a > > connection request, which the server would need to reply to. > > > > Can anyone help me out or point me in the right direction? > > You could have a look at haxeVideo sources available from > http://haxevideo.org > > Best, > Nicolas > > > > _______________________________________________ > osflash mailing list > [email protected] > http://osflash.org/mailman/listinfo/osflash_osflash.org >
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