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Porting Flashbuilder application from Cirrus to LiveCycle Collaboration Service Or Other Hosted Serv

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Is it possible to port a Flash Builder app. that uses RTMFP through Cirrus to LiveCycle Collaboration Service without changing alot of code?   Basically, I want to be able to call the LiveCycle server instead

of the Cirrus Server.

If LiveCycle Collaboration Service is going away, is there any other platform besides an expensive FMS solution where I can keep costs minimal and preferably using a hosted solution somewhere?

Thanks,

Dan

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Employee

The short answer is no. LCCS is a service and and an SDK built on top of Flash Media Server. We support rtmpfp and p2p connections but you need to build your application using the provided APIs.

Depending how complex your application is, it may be that rebuilding it on top of LCCS actually simplifies it (since we provide both pre-built components and high level messaging APIs).

Regarding an alternative, I would say the only available solution that I know it’s FMS. FMS is available as a hosted solution from different providers and there is even an AMI that you can run on the Amazon infrastructure (but I have to confess, I don’t know if the Amazon solution supports rtmpfp and p2p, since they are UDP based protocols).

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Raff:

Thanks for the answer. If I go with FMS, is it simply that I can call the

UDP peer connection services of FMS exactly like

I do with Cirrus such that I don't have to change any code in going from

Cirrus to FMS?

And is it FMS 4.5 that I need access to or will FMS 4.0 work?

Regards,

Dan

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I am not 100% sure. You may have to call some extra stuff on the initial connection but then it should work like Cirrus. FMS 4.0 should work too.

(but don’t quote me on that ☺ post your question on the FMS forum and they should be able to give you a more reliable answer)