Are you looking for an open source alternative to Macromedia's Flash Communication Server? You should take a look at the Red5 project: http://www.osflash.org/red5
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I'm looking for a way to PUSH data to the client. And with the AMF-capabilities of OpenAMF I was thinking it would be nice to PUSH Flex Objects to the client. Since sockets provide this capability, you could even have it be a type of Gateway. So that developers could switch back and forth on what kind of gateway is needed for what kind of work. With a multi-threaded socket server running in the background there is ALOT you could do with a Flex app...
I am looking into both projects you pointed out tho. Red5 I have heard of, and I am reading up on GraniteDS.
Either way thanks... and please consider offering a socket server setting for the Gateways. I really think it would bring this project some much needed attention and use. Just a thought tho...
On a side note: I can't find a forum where I can post questions. I pulled the source of this project into my eclipse-based Java-editor and I got 100 Errors... stuff like Channel is not a defined TYPE... stuff like that. Is there a forum? Cause I would hassle you guys to no end ( chuckle ). I am just getting into Java myself and have a hundred questions or more. Thanks tho for the reply...
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Are you looking for an open source alternative to Macromedia's Flash Communication Server? You should take a look at the Red5 project: http://www.osflash.org/red5
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If you need an alternative to Flex Data Services, check out: www.graniteds.org
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I'm looking for a way to PUSH data to the client. And with the AMF-capabilities of OpenAMF I was thinking it would be nice to PUSH Flex Objects to the client. Since sockets provide this capability, you could even have it be a type of Gateway. So that developers could switch back and forth on what kind of gateway is needed for what kind of work. With a multi-threaded socket server running in the background there is ALOT you could do with a Flex app...
I am looking into both projects you pointed out tho. Red5 I have heard of, and I am reading up on GraniteDS.
Either way thanks... and please consider offering a socket server setting for the Gateways. I really think it would bring this project some much needed attention and use. Just a thought tho...
On a side note: I can't find a forum where I can post questions. I pulled the source of this project into my eclipse-based Java-editor and I got 100 Errors... stuff like Channel is not a defined TYPE... stuff like that. Is there a forum? Cause I would hassle you guys to no end ( chuckle ). I am just getting into Java myself and have a hundred questions or more. Thanks tho for the reply...
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1) Adobe published an article about pushing data to Flash clients:
http://www.adobe.com/devnet/flashmediaserver/articles/rmi_fms2_02.html
2) OpenAMF questions can be sent to the openamf-user mailing list:
https://lists.sourceforge.net/mailman/listinfo/openamf-user