Hello and thanks for the reply Chris.
Chris Allen schrieb: > Hi Sascha, > > MINA is used for Red5 RTMP layer as well, so there are some really > good examples included in our source code. The other best resource, > besides Luke Hubbard ;-) is the MINA mailing list. There are also > examples included on their website and with their distribution. > > Yeah check out the examples and how Red5 is using it. Don't bother too > much with their source code. It is very low level, and the whole point > of MINA is for you to not have to think about that stuff. > > yes i had a look at it, i will use try and error and using their getting satered just for the first build :) then obtaining the red5 source and will try to not think of the MINA classes sourcecode, > Well in your case it would be to talk to the client (Flash). So Red5 > is the server and Flash is the client. The difference between a MINA > client and a server is really minimal though, so just keep that in > mind. > I would say converting your XML that's coming in, into objects would > be helpful. When I was doing this with my MINA client, it was acting > simply as a proxy between an XMPP server and an HTTP server, so I > didn't need anything but a complete XML String to pass through with an > HTTP request. > uhm well i meant was..... what is red 5 opinion with that socket.. mine was or is it to bind a jabber server to red5 in that case red5 would be the calling client and jabber would accept connection wheter as exernal protokol or even as other jabber server regarding to the protocoll will be used, its like pseudo-clustering but i could controll everything and also handle each connection with only one rtmp(s) streamfor client - server connection, thats mor secure and more firewall friendly but my questions was about the goals of the red5 project with this socket, because afaik the FMS2 has none eg.: http://www.adobe.com/products/flashmediaserver/productinfo/features/ otherwise the most servers for connecting flash to a xml-socket would be used for gaming (electrotank server as example) or community and communication stuff like mooks small xml socket server, so them use to have for example groups, chatrooms a authentification and so on as predefined classes/methods. well i dident read about that in the roadmap so i think u will use it as annother possibillity to connect.-.. and do anything else in the custom web application. is that right? one more question regarding ACEGI that is desired to build in a security system ( i guess for admin and server managment), will the Usermanagment and Security also be available to the custom web application, maybe in a different zone? those was my thoughte when i was asking you;) and well yes i will try that way may it also helps me to better understand the spring framework >> anyway , could u may point me to the MINA class where the incomming >> buffered stream is about to getting read out? >> i would like to see how them handle a dead client or better a not >> closed(not terminated) stream or does MINA use the Buffers >> for something else? >> > > Take a look at the echo server example: > http://svn.apache.org/viewvc/directory/trunks/mina/examples/src/main/java/org/apache/mina/examples/echoserver/ > thanks but i meant this here : http://svn.apache.org/viewvc/directory/trunks/mina/core/src/main/java/org/apache/mina/transport/socket/nio/SocketAcceptor.java?view=markup there from line 250- 313 >> private class Worker extends Thread that was what i´ve searched:D. i was interested how them handle the case that the socket is open but the client doesent send anything or maybe is death. anyway, it would be nice if u could tell me more about the plans of red5 with this xml socket and ACEGI. greetz Sascha _______________________________________________ Red5 mailing list [email protected] http://osflash.org/mailman/listinfo/red5_osflash.org
