Hi-Did you make any progress on developer keys/accounts?I'm still nervous about keeping my Adobe account password out in the cloud.ThanksDavid

Great, thanks - that works a treat.Apologies for not putting the room URL in.

Hi-I've done external auth for my room, and it seems to be working fine (from a network trace, the ticket it gets has the correct display name and user name).However, when AFCS then tries to get a FMS ticket, I get the following error:AFCS Beta Build # : 1.02requestInfo http://connectnow.acrobat.com...

Thanks for the prompt replies guys - I'll go forward with an account just for my app.

... just to add something about the nature of my application.Only I as the app developer have an Adobe account. My users don't. I need them to be able to connect to my rooms without authenticating.However, there are discrete groups of users, and different groups shouldn't be able to see each other (...

Nigel-I have a web app, out on the net (actually it's in Python, and will be on App Engine).Using the AFCS server integration library (I guess I should be calling it ALCS now), I want to create rooms in this web app.In order to create a room, I need an account manager object. The account manager nee...

Hi-Just a quick question. Is there any progress on the application/developer keys?I'm nervous about going live with my Adobe account credentials held on my website. Defence in depth and all that.Regards-David

Hi Raff-Fair enough, I'll delete the rooms from a db store myself (easy on app engine). Can you confirm that if I use the REST API (server integration) to delete a room, anyone in it gets chucked out?I'll keep an eye out for the developer/application keys and switch when you get round to it.Thanks f...

Hi-First, it's great to have AFCS - makes it real easy to build collaborative apps.I have a couple of suggestions though:1. Having to have your Adobe user name and password stored in your web app to do the server integration stuff is real bad (password antipattern). You guys should implement OAuth (...