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We have rtmfp supported in cocomo for the player 10 swc though we don't provide the source code for player 10. Look at the PeerToPeerRtmfp example in examples folder. You need to specify the type of protocol as rtmfp to the authenticator for using it.
>> What do you mean:"You need to specify the type of protocol as rtmfp " ?
There is a property in AdobeHSAuthenticator called protocol if you are using the player 10 afcs.swc . you need to do authenticator.protocol = "rtmfp" when you start your session. By default, the protocol is "rtmps".
>>So how i can to connect to COCOMO server that using P2P???
You can use P2P only when your protocol is rtmfp.
If all your clients have a protocol of rtmfp and are using flash player 10, then the NetStreams will be automatically P2P based on certain restriction like number of streams shared among users etc. If any of the conditions i.e. any client not using player 10 or not using rtmfp is true or the number of streams become bit large, it will automatically switch from having P2P streams to Connect to FMS( huband spoke).
>>And one more question: Can I Install cocomo local and work localy with P2P (RTMFP protocol) ????
You can work locally by running LocalConnectionServer but it doesn't support streaming. You need to connect to FMS but your NetStreams will be P2P if all conditions previously mentioned are satisfied.
Lastly , please refer to PeerToPeerRtmfp example for details of how to set and use the rtmfp protocol.
I watched P2PRtmfp example. But I thought that in local network possible to create p2p connection between swf's without connection to internet. I hope on COCOMO, because beta version of Stratus doesn't have local version install.
If your knowledge strong in P2P, how do you think it's possible to create p2p in local network ???
Currently our LocalConnectionServer works with player 9 swc and also it doesn't support any p2p streaming. When using p2p,it will be not using network resources. And you need to have a rtmfp connection before using p2p.
I don't understand but why you don't want to the afcs services and use P2P
Currently (and likely for quite the foreseeable future), AFCS is offered as a hosted service only. As Hironmay has said, you do need to connect to our service in order to do p2p streaming. The streams themselves, however, do not travel to our service, and can stay completely in your network.
