[Red5] Getting .NET to speak to red5

[Daniel Rossi]

Hey sorry for asking questions here I know its not appropriate but I  
wish i didnt have to try and work this out. I think ive narrowed down  
the solution to C# / .NET JNI bridges I can then hopefully load and  
use the java classes for RMI communicating via .NET instead :)

http://www.codeproject.com/useritems/Espresso.asp


On 03/11/2007, at 2:59 AM, Daniel Rossi wrote:

> Hey tried all kinds of insane protocols from C#, jmx, jms, rmi,  
> iiop, corba with badly documented .NET libraries still wont connect  
> only had ejb examples really. Trying to setup the service in spring  
> on each webapp, so when our .NET webservice is adding 'publishing  
> points' in windows media it will update the cached list (worked out  
> a cool automatic cache technique using spring modules) on each of  
> our 5 red5 servers as its not clustered.
>
> The list is being checked against in an AOP call around where the  
> subscopes are being created. I'm trying to model what windows media  
> is doing and how its managed and I doubt none of the flash  
> protocols even FMS is designed like this :) The .NEt script  
> currently uses the windows media services com objects to connect to  
> each server and add / remove them. I would prefer if they were  
> socket services so not via web and not accessible from the public  
> interface.
>
> It doesnt need to return data just call the remote methods with a  
> given string as argument. Went on a wild goose chase creating IDL's  
> files to be used via corba started some orb server and jndi stuff  
> but it would just hang and not connect. SOAP maybe be the easiest  
> hack possibly and just use authentication, just sounds bloaty and  
> clunky for a local network solution, what do you think ? I can  
> supply code when its all done. I got the rmi exporter working  
> pretty easily its just the interface from .NET, I guess i could run  
> a java command line aswell, or go the other way and make a java web  
> service to call com objects :).
>
> On 03/11/2007, at 2:32 AM, Mondain wrote:
>
>> The easiest way would be to use a servlet or jsp; one that returns  
>> data in a standard format such as xml or json.
>>
>> Paul
>>
>> On Nov 2, 2007 3:29 AM, Daniel Rossi < spam at electroteque.org> wrote:
>> Hi there im needing to find a way to setup a tcp service for a .NET
>> client to call service methods in red5 to update some data is this
>> possible ? Every implementation ive looked into doesnt work and
>> finding dead ends. I dont want this publically available just on the
>> lan etc.
>>
>> Let me know thanks.
>>
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