From: Steve McMillen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Re: RMEDITOR in JAVA ??
You should use the player APIs to get info on RM files. There should be
sufficient info exposed through the JavaScript API do allow you to get
information about a file (documented in Embedded Player Extended
Functionality Guide/http://service.real.com/help/library/encoders.html).
As far as making use of RMEditor, cut/copy/paste and other functionality
available thru the command line rmeditor utiliti is also exposed thru
the C and VB/ActiveX SDKs. Thus, you might want to look into using the
RealProducer SDK (C/C++) or calling the command line executables with
the right parameters. I have put together several simple applications
that call the command line executables and as long as you don't make the
call in such as way that waiting for a response blocks your application
from processing other events then it has worked fine.
cheers!
RealForum wrote:
>
> From: LOESCH Jean Jacques <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Subject: RMEDITOR in JAVA ??
>
> I've some problems ... and the most important is:
>
> I need to get infos about some rm files ...
> by infos i mean:
> -name (easy)
> -duration time
> (not easy)
>
> i see that the use of Rmeditor give me the infos but only with the
> switch -d dumpfile
> and in the source code it's a call to a blackbox function createDump
> (not cool)
>
> i only need on infos and not all of the dump and i need this in a
> variable format or an object , not in a file.
>
> So, does someone know how to get this info in JAVA (or C++)
>
> And my 2nd question is:
> Is there a version of rmeditor in java ?
> Coz i need to make merge of different rm files, i can make a native
> system call in java to run the rmeditor.exe but i don't like this.
>
> Thanx's a lot for all advices.
>
> LOESCH Jean-Jacques
> mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
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