You could probably use the HTTP session to share data on the server-side
ala:
Java -
get = session.getAttribute("myvariablename");
set = session.setAttribute("myvariablename", "hello world");PHP - get = $_SESSION['myvariablename']; set = $_SESSION['myvariablename'] = 'hello world'; CF - I have no idea.. Paul On 2/9/07, Ruben Waitz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hello, I am not so familiar with Java (but trying). So I was wondering.... Picture this, there is a Tomcat server running 3 servlets: - Red5 servlet; - PHP servlet version; - Railo servlet (=ColdFusion branch); - ...... servlet Is there a way to share data between those servlets? - I'am thinking of client management (J2EE cookies?) such a login-credentials; - "Server variables" like "the amount of connected Red5-clients"; Why am I asking this? Well, that way it's possible to make a webapp in PHP which arranges user authentication. That way the Red5 servlet can easily use this authentication-state. Another advantage is that PHP can have access to Red5's "getClients().size()". Thanks! Ruben _______________________________________________ Red5 mailing list [email protected] http://osflash.org/mailman/listinfo/red5_osflash.org
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