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January 6, 2012
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Where to put an RTMFP app in FMS? Help Appreciated...

  • January 6, 2012
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Hi,

I built a simple rtmfp app using flash builder (I tested using the cirrus dev key to make sure it connects) but I cant seem to use the rtmfp service on my fms development server. Ive modified the index.html (in the webroot dir on the fms computer) to provide a link to a folder containing the html file and the swf file generated from my flash builder project. When I type in "rtmfp://localhost/" on my app I receive a "NetConnection.Connect.Failed" or a "NetConnection.Connect.Rejected" (if i do it directly on the fms computer).

Do I need to place my app in the "applications" directory to run properly?

Ive checed the adaptor.xml file and everthing seems correct, I even added my public ip to the host port field, is there some confguration I missed?

Im not sure what Im doing wrong, Ive double checked my router and the fms computer's firewall thorugh a port scan and found the ports to be allowing traffic through. Im racking my brain trying to figure this out and would really appreciate anyones help on the matter.

----Thanks in advance.

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Nikhil_Kalyan
Participating Frequently
January 7, 2012

Hi,

The Cirrus dev key process of using RTMFP will not work for local set ups. The Cirrus server hosts an RTMFP application (in its applications folder) which takes in the connections. This application is, I guess, not avavilable for us to replicate / use in local environments.

To have the local setup, the FMS installation comes with a default application called 'multicast' that you can use/connect to. You should now use the URL "rtmfp://localhost/multicast" to connect to this application, and the Cirrus key is not require

Please follow the RTMFP documentation for for the multicast application for further details : http://help.adobe.com/en_US/flashmediaserver/devguide/WS7812b00092aae0dc-2829dcd012a54a3ed1a-8000.html

Thank you !