within Red5. Learning them probably takes me a while, but I'll start
and see what happens.
Red5, I just thought about including an overview of the architecture.
other things to write about, so its not a problem.
other students at my uni. I really think its an quite interesting
topic. And maybe its possible to extract some of the contents of a
overview of Red5 architecture etc.
Post by Tyler KocheranSo how many pages is this "thesis" supposed to be around? There's
more than enough content, so I don't think that you'd run out of
stuff to write about, but yeah. If you want to understand the
internals of Red5 quickly, intentionally throw and catch errors in
public void myRemoteMethod() {
try {
throw new RuntimeException("Stacktrace");
} catch (Exception e) {
e.printStackTrace();
}
}
If you do this in a remotely accessible method in a service or in
your application adapter, you'll be able to see the complete flow
of how remoting methods are handled. This helpful tip brought to
you by TK, International.
Red5 probably isn't a good subject for a thesis unless you already
have a firm understanding of it, given your short time frame.
Paul
Also, learn Mina, JEE Servlet containers, RTMP protocol and
packets, AMF packets, FLV packets...
start with understanding the spring framework and take it from
there me thinks.
I totally support this statement. But unfortunately my thesis had
to be done in a very short timeframe (2 months), and I had to take
care of other things as well - usage of red5 was just one part.
So I simply didnt have enough time to crawl through to all the
code .. anyway, I'll probably/hopefully work a lot with red5 in the
future, and will have more time to study the code more detailled
then :)
Hannes
Post by Dominick AccattatoI'd imagine this is a computer science class. Red5 is open source
and there is no better way to understand it then to actually take
a look at the code.
Dominick Accattato
CTO & Senior Engineer
www.infrared5.com
315.717.2818
Hey,
I'm currently writing my bachelor thesis, and my prof wants me to
explain the architecture of the Red5 server. But I have no clue
how it really works. I understand that I can programm my own
applications by extending the ApplicationAdapter and so on. But
how does the Red5 itself work? How does it collect the
applications before starting up etc. How is it delegating
connections to the apps?
Is there any material on this?
Thanks,
Hannes
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