[Red5] Fwd: red5-minimal, small embeddable red5

[Alexander Zhukov]

We have removed it just to make the tar.gz package smaller

Nothing stops you from adding videoconf application back.
Follow the general rule:
Red5Runner red5Runner = new Red5Runner();
//add your application to context
red5Runner.addScopeHandler("/yourApp", new YOUR_APP_HERE());
//add services needed by your flashapp
red5Runner.addService("yourService.service", new YOUR_SERVICE_HERE());

Report on your success

On 4/2/07, Fernando Gomes <f.m.gomes at controlrede.com> wrote:
>
> Hi
>
> Thanks for this splendid repackage of red5. I?ve tried it without any
> problem!
> Just one question - the videoconference can be supported by this embedded
> version? Or have you removed the videoconference support from the embedded
> server?
> Thanks an keep on this good work!
>
> Best regards
>
> Fernando
>
> On Saturday 31 March 2007 14:34, Alexander Zhukov wrote:
> > Hi All!
> >
> > We have put together a small and embeddable version of red5 -
> red5-minimal.
> > You might find red5-minimal useful if dont need all the features of
> red5,
> > but streaming and rtmpt flashapp  to server communication.
> >
> > red5-minimal is a small subset of red5 server which is based on
> > red5-0.6rc2. The main goal of red5-minimal is not to substitute red5 but
> to
> > provide a small standalone jar and easy to embed class file to run red5
> > from within your application.
> >
> > red5-minimal is configured entirely from your java code, so you can
> think
> > of red5-minimal as a library not a full-fledged server like red5.
> >
> > Everybody is invited to check out red5-minimal code at
> > http://oss.viewdle.com/red5-minimal/
> >
> > Comments, ideas, criticism are appreciated,  if you find red5-minimal
> > useful or absolutely ugly please tell.
> >
> > PS. Sorry for cross posting
>
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