Hi Sascha, thanks for your introduction, it's always nice to see new people on the list.
Sascha schrieb: [...] > btw.. actually i saw these videotutorials on flashextensions.com... them > are great helping me to better > understand eclipse and the structure in java, are those videotutorials > downloadable? >From what I see on the page, they can only be viewed online. > ... anyway so much about me, i also have some questions about Red5, > couldent find the answhere by myself, > would be very nice if someone could answhere them. Okay, I'll try to answer at least a few ;) > 1) what about a user-group-rights-managment, havent done anything yet > within red 5 (whithout reading everything and playing around) > but looks to me like Red5 is "actually" a pure broadcasting engine, > is that right, will that change? User management currently is not available in Red5. We concentrated on the core features and a stable server API that can be used by applications. Thus Red5 isn't only a broadcasting engine, but also supports server-side logic, shared objects, remoting and basically everything that can be done using Java. For 0.6 we also plan to support scripting languages. > 2) what about a database, i actually saw wheter a internal nor a jdbc > conector, will there be one? There possibly will be no "builtin" connector, but you can use any Java library with Red5. > 3) what about... uhm i dosent read much about spark(spark server from > osflash list) but i saw many articles > about spark and red5 together ... will them later be designed to work > together (as far as i did understand > spark will be an applicationserver for web 2.0 issues... like > openlaszlo but with a javascript(ajax like) output) Sorry, I don't know anything about Spark. > 4) something surely often asked but it interests me, what about plans of > a "xml" - socketconnection > i read about in the chatlog and also clustering... iam asking that > because also the question for > internet phone support had been asked in the past(like i read on the > mailing list), > those 3 things(and some more) would be possible with a jabber(xmpp) > implementation or "interface" > i worked with xmpp over xmlsocket in flash and it works very good. Support for XML sockets is planed for 0.6. > 5) what system(os) do you recomend to let the server run on(later in a > web envoirement in a productive phase) > , windows, linux, OSX , solaris.... most MUS server run best on > linux or freebsd > but the fcs(now fms) had more free resources on windows afaik. We didn't do real benchmarks yet, but from my personal experience such servers usually run a lot better on Linux than on Windows. > 6) mabe for the most (javaprogrammers) a stupid question... i saw the > way to deploy in red5 in the videotutorials > ... i know the modular way of extending a jabber server external > without recompiling. thats very different > must i later have my server compiled and ready with all features i > need builtin or will it be extendable? Currently with only Java as server-side language, you will have to recompile your application (but not Red5) after each change. This will become easier once we support scripting. > 7) last but not least,.... there are less informations about the team > itselfs.... well iam not interestet in ur > underwearsize but also after many hours of reading... i even doesent > know who actualy is core developer team member, > who started red 5 project or who does what, would be nice to even know a > litle bit more than > there is a joachim, a luke, a james and a....in the core dev team (sorry > if i´d missed a important name). :) Well, maybe this is something we can add to the red5.org website when it's online sometime in the future... Oh, and we don't have a James but a John ;) > hope this mail, or parts of it, arent to much off topic for this list. Not at all. > ps. i read about the Chatmeeting at, somehow 4pm gmt, and as i tried to > connect i was told to > join "register" first.. anyway couldent connect otherwise i would had > been asked in c The chatmeeting was at 2pm GMT (that's 4pm in Germany). Where did you try to connect to? In IRC you shouldn't need to register. Cheers from Stuttgart, Joachim _______________________________________________ Red5 mailing list [email protected] http://osflash.org/mailman/listinfo/red5_osflash.org
