----- Original Message ---- >From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] >It would be nice if others on the list give me some suggestion, may some >inspiration aswell, well any kind of >experience with the Topic. > >Greetz >Sascha
I currently have a delphi server application that communicates with red5 via a socket, exchanging XML messages. The Delphi app sends xml messages about updates for a specific object (in my case objects within a real time sort of weather station) that clients could be interested in, Red5 changes the appropriate SO, and the connected clients are updated. Otherwise, if a client updates an object (setting inside temperature for instance) , it will update the SO: other connected clients are being updated by red5, and an XML will be sent to update the delphi app, so it can do some calculations. I had a few questions about XML sockets as well in this group, but no one really came up with a good suggestion. And since I'm new to Java, I just sort of ran into apache.xmlbeans. It works well now, but a real preformance test is still to come. I completely rely on Red5 for the updating of clients, and have a simple protocol for doing updates to and getting updates from the external Delphi server. Best regards Marcel Dix Ligfietskaart: http://www.frappr.com/ligfietsers _______________________________________________ Red5 mailing list [email protected] http://osflash.org/mailman/listinfo/red5_osflash.org
