Just checked out your role based authentication code, that sounds more 
complex for a webapp scenario than just for streaming but looks pretty 
good. Im curious about the bandwidth detection code, how accurate is it. 
As my ported code isnt accurate for latency connections , and it really 
should utilise connection stat info available like pingtimes. Does the 
bandwidth configurer API have options to check clients bandwidth or what ?

Sebastian Wagner wrote:
> In fact I have started another project doing something quite similar 
> but with other Client-Technologies:
>
> Using OpenLaszlo (Client) + Red5 (Remoting + Streaming)
> http://code.google.com/p/openmeetings/ 
> <http://code.google.com/p/openmeetings/>
>
> It has the same basic feature's from conferencing point of view:
> - meeting rooms with 4x4 and *audience-rooms* 1xmany
> - shared whiteboard (drawing, (re-)editable Text, Images, 
> lines/shapes, dragNdrop, resizeable, storeable)
> - document converters from various formats for usage on whiteboard
> In addition it provides some basic features for private and public 
> room handling (meaning some rooms are only for private usage while 
> others are for public usage)
>
> regards
> sebastian wagner
>
>
> 2007/5/15, nomIad <[EMAIL PROTECTED] <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>>:
>
>     Im not talking ONLY about the server, i talk about the flash
>     client. So many things done the same way.
>     Let me give an example. I set up a tutorial for acegi security on
>     the red5 wiki.
>     acegi use a standard way for authentication and authorisation. So,
>     why dont we have these things client side to.
>     Just as an example use an standard Principal System for
>     applications. Life could be so much easier.
>     Im not the one who like to code everytime the same stuff, flash
>     and red5 based.
>
>     Or just another example a general way storing multiple attributes,
>     connected to clients in a SO.
>     A generalized object oriented way on extracting the UPDATED
>     information and maybe even a standard way to automate your MVC
>     apps models.
>
>     The more is standard, the faster you can work on your new stuff..
>
>     cu nomIad
>
>
>     Dan Rossi schrieb:
>>     There is already things like playback, publish and sharedobject 
>>     security. But i know what you mean, and authentication / authorisation 
>>     framework, those security features could be used to roll your own, but 
>>
>>     there does need to be some kind of bean you can just enable in your xml 
>>     config which sets up an authentication plugin for you utilising also the 
>>     security methods. And you can customise the plugin yourself. It should 
>>
>>     be enabled with either an embedded db system like hibernate or jdbc etc. 
>>     I hear now though that rtmps isnt so easy to setup or not working yet in 
>>     red5 ? That would need to be enabled i guess to send secret keys or a 
>>
>>     login form to authenticate against. The problem ive yet to work out is 
>>     if secret key loaded into the client via dynamic scripting is sniffable 
>>     at runtime. Obviouslly it cant be stored in the swf.
>>
>>     nomIad wrote:
>>
>>       
>>>     Hey guys,
>>>
>>>     I think thats really funny. Ive done such an app too, 1 year ago.
>>>     I used FMS, but was on the way to use Red5.
>>>
>>>     Some of us are doing pretty much the same thing, but there is no 
>>>     FRAMEWORK related to that stuff?!
>>>
>>>
>>>     Were all writing the cores of that without any standard way for 
>>>     authentication, authorisation, etc.
>>>     I think its time for a Flash Framework and Red5 kit for those sort of 
>>>     apps...
>>>
>>>     cu nomiad
>>>
>>>
>>>     Storm schrieb:
>>>       
>>>         
>>>>     Hi JOachim,congrats! that's pretty simmilar to my own app hehe, only 
>>>>     that my "live audio and video communication" is not a "all see all" 
>>>>     videoconf, it works more like a classroom where the teacher sees 
>>>>
>>>>     everyone but the pupils only (should) look at the teacher. We also 
>>>>     figured out a way to share presentations. But then again, congrats on 
>>>>     that!.
>>>>     The only point i'm missing is the screen sharing (and remote control), 
>>>>
>>>>     we've tried a few ideas to achieve that but they all were improductive 
>>>>     or too bandwidth greedy. Are you using only flash on client side for 
>>>>     that? (that was one of my requirements). Hope you can throw some light 
>>>>
>>>>     on this, it would be much appreciated.
>>>>         
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