[Red5] Why do we need Tomcat(or Jetty) in Red5?

Prabhu Tamilarasan (omNovia) ptamilarasan at omnovia.com
Fri Feb 29 07:05:27 PST 2008


I'm using RTMPT in a production environment now.  I have over 800 people 
connected, spread out across maybe 4-5 "rooms"s.  Most of which are 
behind firewalls so they use RTMPT to connect.  All RTMP calls get 
wrapped in an HTTP request to a gateway service, which in Red5's case is 
Tomcat.

Maybe Apache would be better?

Yaroslav wrote:
> Hi!
>
> Excuse me for probably silly questions. I just need clarification for
> my understanding. Am I right with the following statements?
>
> 1) RTMP protocol is all that's required for most streaming
> applications. Clients connect to 1935 port and they don't need
> anything else (i.e. 80, 8080, etc.)
>
> 2) RTMP is handled by Mina in Red5. Not Tomcat/Jetty
>
> 3) servlet container (Tomcat/Jetty) is only used for RTMPT. Does that
> work? How? Never seen examples of using it
>
> 4) I see in Red5 samples Tomcat serves SWFs and HTMLs. But in
> production environment that could be better done with Apache, etc. At
> least it does not seem to be critical function.
>
> Thanks for your help!
>
> Yaroslav
>
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