| Edward Chan 2005-10-29, 5:45 pm |
| The <AppsDir> tag in Vhost.xml points to where your applications are
defined. Note: this does not mean where the swf's are. Remember, to
define an application in the server, you need a directory with the same
name as your app, under the directory pointed to by <AppsDir>. This
will define your app. For example,
<AppsDir>/opt/macromedia/fcs/applications</AppsDir>
If you wanted to connect to an app named "foo", you would need to have
the following directory
/opt/macromedia/fcs/applications/foo
Any server-side logic (i.e. server-side scripts) need to go into this
directory. This is all independent of where the swf that connects to
FCS lives or is served from, which may or may not be on the same
machine.
Also under /opt/macromedia/fcs/applications/foo will be where your
recorded streams and persistent shared objects go
/opt/macromedia/fcs/applications/foo/streams/<inst>
/opt/macromedia/fcs/applications/foo/sharedobjects/<inst>
Hope this helps.
Ed
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> Aaron Roberson
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> LinuxServerbutexperiencingcomplications
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> I am setting up video streaming for our company website, they=20
> are my employers, not my clients. I'm not sure if that=20
> changes things a whole lot, but the real concern of mine is=20
> that site visitors will have a bad experience if the app=20
> server is unstable.
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> I wasn't suggeting that MM remove both caps, just the=20
> bandwidth cap. I don't mind the concurrent use cap, it is=20
> much more reasonable than being double charged for bandwidth,=20
> as you stated.
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> Any ideas on why my sample apps are not working? Better yet,=20
> what do I have to do to make sure this same problem doesn't=20
> arrise when I create my own apps and place them in the folder=20
> (s) of my choice?
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> Thanks,
> Aaron
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> On 10/28/05, Bill Sanders <wdsanders-Wuw85uim5zDR7s880joybQ@public.gmane.org> wrote:
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