Thank you Joseph for that very clear explanation. I am looking forward to Release Candidate 2. I am used to compiling applications separate from the server itself.
-Aaron On 1/20/07, joseph wamicha <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi Aaron, the red5.sh file will use the already compiled red5.jar that > sits at the top of your red5 directory. red5.jar does not come > pre-created/pre-compiled on the trunk version, but if > > I remember well, I think it comes precompiled on the downloadable > 0.6rc1, so should run right out of the box. > > Hi Aaron, > > Sorry for misleading you earlier. Michael told me that all you need to do is > drop your compiled application classes into the red5 webapps directory and > you'll then be up and running. > > All you need to do is restart red5. > Basically that answers your question, red5 can run straight out of the box > without recompiling core red5 server code :-) just use the red5.sh file > > > >There are some nightly builds of the > red5.jar file here: > http://www.red5tutorials.net/download/jar_dist/ > So you don't always have to compile red5 to start red5 core server. > However, this builds might not always work, as they are in > > development. > So probably just grab the latest, download to your red5 directory. > Rename to red5.jar, then run red5.sh straight out of the box with the > default red5 applications. > > Now, here comes the problem with this. Whenever you create your own > > red5 application, you have to compile ALL of red5 again. This means > you still have to recompile all of > core red5 server to be able to create your new red5 application. > However, the rc2 is set to correct all this with a new application > > structure so that hopefully you should be able > to not only run red5 out of the box, but you should be able to create > your new red5 applications without having to recompile the core red5 > server again. > > That's my current understanding and hope that helps! > > > >Aaron, did you try directly executing the "red5.sh" file from a Linux > command prompt? (The file is under the parent Red5 directory). Also, first > make sure the file has 'execute' permission for your user id. > > > I know that the Windows equivalent ("red5.bat") works perfectly right out > of the box. > > > -- > C is forever. > _______________________________________________ > Red5 mailing list > [email protected] > http://osflash.org/mailman/listinfo/red5_osflash.org > > > _______________________________________________ Red5 mailing list [email protected] http://osflash.org/mailman/listinfo/red5_osflash.org
