Hi,
I'm obviously missing the point here and apologies and I've now spent about 24h on this but:
In my app,lots of hardcoding but heres the relevant chunks:
// this bit is going to fetch the authToken string... thats all it does and seems to be fine
<mx:RemoteObject id="CTYCHAT"
endpoint="https://www.xxxxxxxxx.com/amfphp/gateway.php"
source="cty.chats" destination="amfphp" showBusyCursor="true">
<mx:method name="getchat" result="resultHandler(event)" fault="faultHandler(event)">
</mx:method>
</mx:RemoteObject>
// when the user has logged to the main application (not the chat), this gets called, the idea being they have a screen name and are accessing a room as a guest only. The room will already exist. It may or may not have a host in it. Does a host have to exist before an anon guest can enter?
Certainly for my testing the room is live and hosted by owner available on https://na2.connectnow.acrobat.com/kevinyeandel/melksham.
I can go into my room using this URL. the room is fine. Typing in here never appears on the clients - even if I can get in from the clients its as if there are separate rooms with the same name that don't know about each other.
public function begin_chatting_enable(rm:String,usr:String):void
{
roomURL = "https://connectnow.acrobat.com/kevinyeandel/melksham";// [Bindable]
CTYCHAT.getOperation('getchat').send(rm,usr); // handler has the result, room and user passed in, resultHandler will take it from here, "melksham" and "frank" for example
}
private function resultHandler(evt:ResultEvent):void
{
authToken = evt.message.body.toString(); // double and tripple checked - looks like a token generated from the guesid and room id.
buildModel(); // Error: Error - insufficient permissions to create a new CollectionNode. You must be an OWNER of the room to add new multi-user features to it. Log in with developer credentials in order to do so.
}
<rtc:AdobeHSAuthenticator
id="auth" authenticationKey="{authToken}" />
where
[Bindable]
private var authToken:String;
is a valid string completed by the resulthandler function
<rtc:ConnectSessionContainer roomURL="http://connectnow.acrobat.com/kevinyeandel/melksham"
id="cSession" authenticator="{auth}" width="300" height="478">
<mx:VBox id="chatBox" height="478" width="300" horizontalScrollPolicy="off" verticalScrollPolicy="off">
<mx:TextArea width="307" height="392" id="chat_mesg_area" backgroundColor="#B3DEF9"/>
<mx:TextInput width="300" id="chat_mesg_input" height="28"/>
<mx:HBox>
<mx:Button label="Submit Chat" click="submitChat(chat_mesg_input.text)"/>
<mx:Button label="Clear Chat" click="clearChat()"/>
</mx:HBox>
</mx:VBox>
</rtc:ConnectSessionContainer>
protected function buildModel():void // often getting an authentication failure in here
//Error: Error - insufficient permissions to create a new CollectionNode. You must be an OWNER of the room to add new multi-user features to it. Log in with developer credentials in order to do so.
// well, when I got the authToken from the remote server it was obtained because my code logged in.
{
chatModel = new SimpleChatModel();
chatModel.sharedID = authToken;
chatModel.subscribe();
chatModel.addEventListener(ChatEvent.HISTORY_CHANGE, onChatMsg);
this.addEventListener(KeyboardEvent.KEY_UP, onKeyStroke);
}
This file is called by the amfphp class - it's in the httpget url and called letmein.php
<?php
require_once("/var/www/html/secret.php");
require_once("afcs.php");
$title = "AFCS External Authentication Sample";
$room = $_GET["room"];
$host = "http://connectnow.acrobat.com";
$accountURL = "{$host}/{$account}";
$roomURL = "{$accountURL}/{$room}";
session_start();
$user = $_GET["user"];
$role = $_GET["role"];
$am = new AFCSAccount($accountURL);
$am->login($devuser, $devpass); /// so here I am using my dev account
$session = $am->getSession($room);
$_SESSION["XSESSION"] = $session; // do I need this? what is it?
$token = $session->getAuthenticationToken($secret, $user, $user, $role);
$f=fopen("/tmp/letmein.txt","w+"); // proof the details are being received and used to generate the key
fwrite ($f,"user =$user, \r\nRoom=$room, \r\nrole=$role, \r\naccountUrl=$accountURL, \r\nhost=$host\r\n roomURL=$roomURL");
fclose($f);
print $token;
?>
Heres the amfphp code - also writes debug to file - proof the parameters are being received in the /tmp files
// called from RemoteObject CTYCHAT
<?php
class chats
{
public function __construct()
{
$role=5;// value hardcoded below anyway
}
function getchat($screen_name,$room)
{
$f=fopen("/tmp/chat2.txt","w+"); // debug galore
fwrite ($f,"Scr = $screen_name, Room =$room"); // correct
$ch = curl_init();
curl_setopt($ch,CURLOPT_URL,"http://localhost/amfphp/services/afcs/letmein.php?user=$screen_name&role=5&room=$room");
curl_setopt($ch, CURLOPT_RETURNTRANSFER, 1);
$p= curl_exec ($ch);
curl_close ($ch);
fwrite($f,"Line= " .$p); // looks like a very valid long string, checks out in amfphp browser
fclose($f);
return $p;
}
}
?>
Obviously doing something wrong here, I firstly assume I can take the basic chat example and build it into a standard application by only moving the authentication to server-side which gives back an authToken string. If I am wrong then please tell me!
Next, is there a tool to decode an authToken string to find out whats going on in there?
Thanks in advance (and for at least reading this far).
Kevin
