Isn't there a problem with the streams folder being part of the .war? How can I deploy a generic application that allows a user to upload and play .flv files or record and store .flv's when every time I re-deploy the .war for updating an application or adding another application, it will remove the whole red5 folder along with any .flv's the user may have uploaded before it unpacks and re-deploys the whole red5.war?
Is it possible to have Red5 apps in a .war that's deployed to the webapps folder (in Tomcat, anyway), that can easily be re-deployed without breaking anything, while all the 'changeable' content (eg: streams, persistence, temp, etc.) is located somewhere else, like /home/red5/application_name/streams, etc. Am I missing something? Michael Klishin wrote: > On 06/12/06, Hans Helms <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > >> Hi, >> >> I think this is an important point too. Unfortunately I have seen noone >> comment on this question. Could someone please explain the preferred way to >> add new apps to the war package and an outline of the steps involved? >> >> thanks very much in advance, >> >> Hans >> > > Hi Hans, > > Right now for war version app classes and context files go under > /classes, libraries go under /lib in Red5 directory under /webapps or > whatever your app server uses. > > I'm working on the new app structure much easier to use. It uses > conventions over configuration wherever possible, you can have a look > here: > > http://jira.red5.org/confluence/display/appserver/3rd+proposal+or+Searching+the+Holy+Grail > > Use account from jira.red5.org for wiki > > _______________________________________________ Red5 mailing list [email protected] http://osflash.org/mailman/listinfo/red5_osflash.org
