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    saumya

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    hi,
    Any help on RED5 remoting would be a great help.I had gone through a dozen of tutorials but none of them worked for me.Probably because I am new to JAVA. I have checked every code, evrything seems to be right.Putting this post in hope to get a help to get going on red5.
    thanks

    Jorge Solis

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    Re: looking forward to a good tutorial o Red5 Remoting
    « Reply #1 on: 11/16/08, 06:09 »
    Beeing very few the Red5 tutorials, seems you have readed almost all of them, so seems the problem is not the tutorial. Anyway I didn't use Red5 for apps that needs heavy server side for two reasons: lack of documentation and my poor knowledge of Java

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    Re: looking forward to a good tutorial o Red5 Remoting
    « Reply #2 on: 11/16/08, 07:14 »
    hey jorge,
    thanks for the reply.Being my limited knowledge in JAVA, I am trying to get the things running with the help of these tutorials.I am sure I am missing something here, but what(!!), I am not sure enough.
    thanks again for the consideration.

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    Re: looking forward to a good tutorial o Red5 Remoting
    « Reply #3 on: 02/09/12, 18:02 »
    hi,
    Remoting a facility by which a client can call a server method in a  request response fashion. Unlike RTMP remoting services are performed using AMF over HTTP/HTTPS. Red5 can act as both a RTMP server as well as a HTTP/HTTPS remoting server. Remoting enables non rtmp clients to access Red5 methods.  A very practical approach would be to request chat room user count for example. Using remoting  you can request such data without consuming too much server resources as in a RTMP connection. You can also create chat programs with simple amf-polling as well. Remoting also lets you sync data types over both ends (client-server)
    Thanks for asking ;D