how to loop play a FLV file in FMS

thx.
what i mean is FMS play a FLV file and brocast as a defined stream name.check what am i do.
application.onAppStart = function() {
this.videofile = "test1";//one FLV file named test1.flv
this.videoname="foo"
this.newstream = Stream.get(this.videoname);
if (this.newstream) {
application.newstream.play(application.videofile, 0, -1);}
}
AS these codes,one flv file named test1.flv will be play and brocast as a stream named foo when the application start.however,this one can only play once.
if i add a onStatus handler to call the play functionn again when the first time playing over.like this...

application.newstream.onStatus = function(info) {
trace(info.code);
(info.code == "NetStream.Play.StreamNotFound") {//do nothing...
}
else if (info.code == "NetStream.Play.Stop") {//try to stop play the last stream...in order to clear the steam objct,but not work...
if (application.newstream.play(false)) { application.newstream = null;
}
}
else if (info.code == "NetStream.Unpublish.Success") {
//when the last one unpublish success,publish a new one again.
application.newstream = Stream.get(application.videoname);
if (application.newstream) { application.newstream.play(application.videofile, 0, -1);
}
}
};
that's all.scripts r only for server side,don't care about the client side.
i can loop play that flv file with these script,however,the stream object can't be clear up automaticly.u can check this situation in the fm2_console application.

var _nc:NetConnection = new NetConnection();
_nc.connect("rtmp://localhost/test/test/");
_nc.onStatus = function(_info) {
trace("Level: "+_info.level+" Code: "+_info.code)
if (_info.code == "NetConnection.Connect.Success")
trace("connected to: "+this.uri);
};

var _ns:NetStream = new NetStream(_nc);
_ns.connect(_nc);
_ns.setBufferTime(5);
video.attachVideo(_ns);
_ns.play("test"); // no test.flv
_ns.onPlayStatus = function(_info) {
for(var prop in _info) {
trace(prop+' '+_info[prop]);
}
if(_info.code =="NetStream.Play.Complete")
_ns.play("test"); // no test.flv
}



Be CooL

It would be helpful if you post your code. There's no reason you shouldn't be able to replay a stream from it's onStatus event handler, so it's probably a syntax issue.