can you explain where all this is supposed to happen? I am guessing it goes like this:
you have apache hosting some mp3 files, and m3u files and displays links directly to these files on a web page. web client clicks on link to an m3u file. m3u is downloaded and launched by browser, loads up the clients mp3 player. is this correct? if so, then of course nothing will happen, since the client does not have the mp3 files that the m3u describes. The same would ocurr if you just copied the m3u to your own computer. I am wondering what this query has to do with tomcat? if you want to stream mp3s to people you should look at something like shoutcast (look it up). Nani Jon wrote: >Hi all: > >I have integrated jboss_tomcat bundle with apache 2. Everybody is talking to one >another and I am able to access JSPs, Servlets, EJBs, etc. The problem I am having is >that I want to be able to creat a playlist for a bunch of .mp3 files which the user >selects and then be able to play it. I am able to access the .m3u (playlist files for >.mp3 audio files). The MP3 player gets launched and I am able to see the songs list >in the playlist portion of the player. But that is all it does. Nothing gets played. >Now if I select just one .mp3 file, without creating a playlist, the player gets >launched the file is played. Also, when I click on the playlist (.m3u) directly, on >the hard drive, it lauches the player and all the files in this list get displayed. >Sorry, for the long explanation, I just wanted to clearly state the problem. Do, I >need to add something somewhere in the configuration of apache, tomcat, etc. > >One more thing, when I select the .mp3 file, the brwoser downloads the file entirely, >rather than streaming it, before starting to play it. Is there a way to stop it from >a complete download and just start streaming? > >Thanks in advance for your help. > >Regards, > >Nanijon. > > > >--------------------------------- >Do you Yahoo!? >New DSL Internet Access from SBC & Yahoo! > > -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> For additional commands, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
