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March 29, 2010
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Upgrade FMS2 - Streaming Server 3.5 - Video not streaming - NetConnection.Connect.Rejected

  • March 29, 2010
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I have Flash Media Server 2 set up with a simple bandwidth detection application (with serverside code), and a videoplayer application (no serverside code).    I have upgraded to Flash Media Streaming Server 3.5 and have managed to successfully get video to stream using the basic examples on the startup screen both locally and from another machine.  However, when I try and connect to either the bandwidth detection application, or the videoplayer I get the error message:

NetConnection.Connect.Rejected

[ Server.Reject ] : (_defaultRoot_, _defaultVHost_) : Application (**my appname**/) is not a valid signed application; loading access denied.

I saw another post in this forum saying that for custom applications you need Flash Media Interactive Server instead of Streaming Server.  This worries me as I'm quite far down this route now and don't want to tell my boss that actually we need to find another £2k to make this a viable solution!  But looking at the credentials of Flash Media Streaming server (http://www.adobe.com/products/flashmediaserver/compare/), it seems to be that what I want to do is viable.  At worst I would have thought that only the bandwidth application would be a problem as it has serverside code.  But even so, the Streaming Server apparently does have bandwidth detection.  How does this work then?

By having the Steaming Server am I somehow tied into Adobe video players if I want to use the streaming capabliities?  Am I not able to have my own named application?    Or is it simply likely that there is some setting somewhere I have missed which is causing the error.

Any advice would be much appreciated as I'm struggling to get to the root of these answers on my own.

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    Adobe Employee
    March 29, 2010

    I am sorry to confirm that you cannot have your own customised application in Streaming Server. You need to have FMIE to have your own applications with logic on server-side.

    By having the Steaming Server am I somehow tied into Adobe video players if I want to use the streaming capabliities?

    No you are not tied to Adobe Video Players but you are tied to Adobe Signed applications which are "live" and "vod". You can use both these apps to meet your streaming requirements but you cannot have your own customised applications on the server.

    March 29, 2010

    The video player has no serverside logic, simply a file structure.  Any logic is done client side.

    Is it definitly not possible to use the Streaming Server, even if I hooked into the bandwidth detection that Streamin Server provides instead?

    March 29, 2010

    Again sorry to say that even if you have any blank application on server it won't work because your blank application with just file structure is consider as invalid application as its not signed. If you do not want any server-side logic , why don't you use VOD application. Just place your media files in VOD and you should be able to stream it. You can write you own client by just looking through the server-side code of VOD so that you are using calls which VOD code can support.


    I've just done a test and am able to stream the video if I move the file into the VOD folder which solves half the problem.  How do I now tap into the bandwidth detection capabilites on the FMSS?