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by Shannon Deminick-3 :: Rate this Message:

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We’ve finally got some RTMP messaging happening, however there doesn’t seem to be much documentation on the app.config file that is hidden in the apps folder in some of the sample applications.

Is this something new to FluorineFx 1.0.0.8? We’re application handlers previously defined in destinations in the services.config file?

Any information on this or any changes that have happened is much appreciated. I’m just trying to figure out on the .Net side of things what I need to setup in regards to the services.config file and any other config file. The app.config file isn’t referenced in other config files so is this something hard coded in Fluorine to look for?

Our .Net team does dev work separately from our Flash/Flex team so I’m only looking for information relating to .Net in regards to these config files.

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Re: app.config ??

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Hi Shannon,

Applications in the "apps" folder are RTM(FCS, FMS) style applications they do not have corresponding entry in the Flex service config files.

An ASP.NET application can host multiple RTM applications (ie Application Adapters) http://www.fluorinefx.com/docs/fluorine/rtmpapplications.html

The design of the applications is similar to the Red5 architecture as it is based on the great work of the Red5 team.

(In previous versions Fluorine allowed a single application, specified in the web.config)

App.config files are custom xml files used by FluorineFx (they are not .NET config files)

In each app.config the "application-handler" entry specifies the application adapter class (the closest similarity would be the messaging adapters for flex messaging).

To create a RTM application you will create an Application Adapter class in .NET, then a folder under the "apps" directory, then you will add an app.config file with the corresponding "application-handler" entry.

In some cases you may not need a custom Application Adapter (see the Flex SharedBall sample) in which case you do not have to put an app.config file (a default adapter will be used).

From the .NET runtime point of view RTM applications are "lightweight" applications, meaning they are not isolated in separate application domains.

Zoli

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