> I'm running Red5 on a Centos 4.3 x86-64 machine. Here's what > I did: 1. Download the latest JDK directly from Sun and > installed it using it's script 2. Download ANT and install it > manually (after adding /[wherever you put java]/bin to your > path) 3. set ANT_HOME accordingly 4. download red5 and then > it's just a simple matter of 'make && make install' > > Eventually I added ANT_HOME and Java related paths to my > system-wide profile and it's worked like a charm. (Working > like a charm on CentOS x86-64 4.3 and CentOS x86 4.4)
Thanks, I have it working now. Turns out my issues were with driving the apps themselves. :-) Now next is to work out how to stream video (from FLV files). That's the most immediate application requirement. Future requirements, if this is possible, include a shared whiteboard for collaboration, and audio (possibly video, though the need for video is debateable) conferencing, mostly in a one on one or very few simultaneous users scenario. What's the best way to learn how to write apps for Red 5?
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