[Red5] netStream.send()

[Dominick Accattato]

NetStream is much like NetConnection in that they both have callback
methods.  They also share the a similar property called "client".  You can
assign an instance to the client property and then all callback methods
execute on that instance.  So:

// A container for NetStream events and callback results
public class MyClass {

  // constructor
  public function MyClass() {
      var ns:NetStream = new NetStream();
      ns.client = this;
   }

    // will be called when metadata is returned from the server.
    // this happens because the NetStream declared "this" which refers to an
instance of MyClass.
    public function onMetaData(info:Object) : void {
        //TODO
    }

}



On Tue, Oct 21, 2008 at 8:07 AM, huber <huberrober at gmail.com> wrote:

>
> hi all.
>
> i couldnt have understood how to use netStream.send.
>
> in publisher side i added the line after netStream.publish("video");
>
> netStream.send("onMetaData", {title:"My Title",myInfo:"extra info"});
>
> now here is my question. how will i reach the method onMetaData from the
> client side(with using as3).
>
> how can i declare the method onMetaData(actually handler) on client side?
>
> can anyone please give an example.
>
> thank you
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Dominick Accattato, CTO
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