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Jukka Kuosmanen

2005-12-20, 5:45 pm

Hi, where can I find documentations about the FMS2 Java SDK? I found a
mention that it exists but nothing more. I need to know is it possible to
call server functions from a Java client.

Thanks,

Jukka



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Brian Lesser

2005-12-20, 5:45 pm

Hi Jukka,
Unfortunately, no Java SDK was released with FMS 2. Maybe someone at
Adobe will be able to comment on if/when it might appear.
Yours truly,
-Brian

Jukka Kuosmanen wrote:

> Hi, where can I find documentations about the FMS2 Java SDK? I found a
> mention that it exists but nothing more. I need to know is it possible
> to call server functions from a Java client.
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> Thanks,
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> Jukka
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_a

2005-12-21, 2:45 am

Actually it does exist and you can call server functions from a Java
client. I have done a little work with it
However now that Brian mentions it, it seems no Java SDK per se was
released.

a

> Hi, where can I find documentations about the FMS2 Java SDK? I found a
> mention that it exists but nothing more. I need to know is it possible
> to call server functions from a Java client.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Jukka
>
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Dario De Agostini

2005-12-21, 2:45 am

Jukka Kuosmanen wrote:

> Hi, where can I find documentations about the FMS2 Java SDK? I found a
> mention that it exists but nothing more. I need to know is it possible
> to call server functions from a Java client.


most important thing to say: it won't allow you to send/receive a/v
streams from/to Java applications.
So if you were planning to use it to overcome flash codec limitations...
well... it's not the solution you need

Dario De Agostini


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Jukka Kuosmanen

2005-12-21, 2:45 am

Hi,

>Actually it does exist and you can call server functions from a Java
>client. I have done a little work with it


Can you post an example or can you tell how it is done?

Jukka



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_a

2005-12-23, 7:45 am

Sorry this is coming late
First you need to get the FCSj.jar. an archive file without which no
compilation is possible

then you import the classes

*import com.macromedia.fcs.client.*;
import com.macromedia.fcs.common.*;*

and you write the Java class code to make the NetConnections and so on.
I'll try to post something more substantial in the near future but for
now I'm quite busy

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