Pardon me if this is an uninformed/naive question, but would Ruby and/or JRuby scripting on the server side be something that could be added down the line?
Cheers,
Ray M.
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Date: Mon, 10 Apr 2006 14:21:37 +0700
From: "Luke Hubbard ([EMAIL PROTECTED])" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Re: [Red5] writing logic for Red5 applications
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Currently you have to write it in java. Its all spring, so you can use
hibernate, jdbc, ejb, well just about everything java.
Joachim just posted a HOWTO on creating an app with the new api. You can see
it here:
http://www.joachim-bauch.de/tutorials/red5/HOWTO-NewApplications.txt
We will bring the docs together and publish javadocs online when we release
0.4.
We did have _javascript_ scripting working in 0.2 but it was disabled as it
was not a priority and more of a distraction at that point. You can expect
to see scripting (js, and maybe others) return in 0.5 along with some
utility classes to help users. The great thing about scripts in red5 is they
will be reloadable without restarting the server. This is great for rapid
development, but not really advisable in production.
Here is a very highlevel overview of our roadmap / priorities.
0.4 ( new api / core, some bug fixes for streaming, remoting )
0.5 ( refactored streaming code, scripting, more examples )
0.6 ( focus on ease of use, more docs, sample apps )
As we get closer to 1.0 our focus will shift to stability and performance.
-- Luke
On 4/10/06, a / <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> I've been going through every snippet of information I can find about R5,
> so
> far I cannot seem to find any way to implement business logic on the
> server
> side. Am I to infer the R5 does not have a Client side /Server side
> scripting model. How does one control server side behavior, or is it
> perhaps
> written in Java?
>
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