I've written a small test/example app which demonstrates connecting to a MySQL database via Hibernate to do simple authentication of a new client connecting to a Red5 application. Everything is wired together using Spring and only the necessary JARs are provided in the lib directory. The app ONLY runs on the latest code from SVN and it's a bit involved to get working, but I thought it was worth sharing with the community. Paul G. has verified that it works under both Jetty and Tomcat. See the included readme for (minimal) setup instructions.
To use the application as provided, all you will need to do is drop the 'WEB-INF' directory into a Red5 application directory named 'hibernate'. Make sure that you've got MySQL running and configured correctly with the info provided. After that you can test your install with the simple client I've provided (swf/dist/test.html).
http://sziebert.net/software/examples/Red5+Hibernate.zip
Carl
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