Little confused, please help. 2004-03-11 - By Bill Sanders
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M?rio,
I'm sure there's a way to do what you want, but I'm busy right now
working on a chapter on Server Side Persistent Shared Objects, and while
your project sounds interesting, I don't have the time to work it out
right now.
Any help from the list?
Bill
On Thursday, March 11, 2004, at 10:45 AM, M?rio Diogo wrote:
> Sanders thanks for the reply, i already got it working. I have three
> video cameras a nd a chat, now i was thinking is there a way that i
> would only have one camera and i would select the user i wanted to see
> and talk too...Is there any tutorial or something to do this? Do you
> know how to do it and explain me please? I have a people list alson in
> my movie but i would like to give the oportunity for the user to talk
> and see at the camera only the user that he would select from the
> people list...
> ?
> Thank you...
> ?
> ?
>
> -- -- Original Message -- --
> From: Bill Sanders
> To: flashcomm@(protected)
> Sent: Thursday, March 11, 2004 3:24 PM
> Subject: Re: [FlashComm] Little confused, please help.
>
> M?rio,
>
> Store your .swf, .txt, and html files in the web server root on your
> Linux server -- if you've got an Apache server, you'd be placing them
> in a path something like this:
>
> Apache/htdocs/flashcom/applications/XXX.swf
>
> The ASC files (and also the streams folder) go into a different path
> stored in the VHOST.xml file in the <AppsDir> node. It will be
> something like,
>
> Macromedia\Flash Communication ServerMX\applications
>
> However, it's hard for me to tell not knowing your Linux setup.
>
> As for the rtmp/ address, you can use the" rtmp:/appName" when you
> place the app on the Linux server. However, in developing apps, you
> will have to use "rtmp://serverName.domainName.com/appName" -- you use
> rtmp in a reference to a local app, you just need 1 "/" but when you
> reference a remote server, you need two "//" slashes.
>
> If there's someone on this list who's got a local Linux set up, please
> jump in here. My Linux at work is set up by sys admin and all I do is
> dump files on it. All I do is develop and test my apps on a Windows
> system and dump them on the Linux. However, my old computer will soon
> be a true Linux box for FlashCom development.
>
> HTH,
> Bill
>
> On Thursday, March 11, 2004, at 06:27 AM, M?rio Diogo wrote:
>
> I have installed the flash comunication server in a Linux server. Now
> the
> problem is where should i put my index.html, my index.swf and my
> main.asc?
> Can?t i put them in another server and at the flash file say that my
> rtmp://**** is my linux server where the comunication server is
> installed
> or does my files have to be at the linux server?
>
> I?m a little confused, can anyone explain me this?
>
>
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