Subclass ConnectSession and access _primarySession: it's declared as protected so it will be accessible to your object.

Well, I am still not sure of what you are trying to accomplish. Are you putting your "connected" components in a view that gets created and deleted all the time ?Here are a couple suggestions:* there is a "global variable" _primarySession in com.adobe.rtc.session.ConnectSession. This get set to the ...

Can you explain what you are trying to do and what do you mean by "the session persists" ?Calling ConnectSessionContainer.logout should disconnect your client. Are you saying somehow you still see your client connected after calling logout and/or close ?

If you really need to you can subclass WebcamPublisher and then use _stream.info to get the NetStreamInfo object

You should use "external authentication" (check the documentation and the examples). Basically you login your users into your system and then create a "token" that you can pass to your LCCS application that identifies them as valid users.

"acaddin" only plays Adobe signed SWFs (_sgn) stands for "signed" so you can't build them yourself.This is because they interact with the OS and we want to make sure you can't run a malicious SWF that could take over your computer.Can you explain what you are trying to accomplish ? Is there anything...

Well, I still am not sure of what the issue is.I have tested your code and it works just fine for me. After running your "createSession_chat" on a newly created room, I call getNodeConfiguration on the new nodes and this is what I get:--- EVERYONE ---------http_get: https://na2.collaboration.adobeli...

Can't test PHP right now but I just did the same with Ruby and it works as expected (and given the way setNodeConfiguration works I am pretty sure that if it works in Ruby it works in any other language)Did you try using RTC::NodeConfiguration::STORAGE_SCHEME_QUEUE instead of self::STORAGE_SCHEME_QU...

The compatibilty is between 1.8.x and 1.9.x. The scripts should work well with 1.8.6 or 1.8.7.The rails app was generated with Rails 2.3.4 but Rails 2.3.5 should work too (if you change the required version in config/environment.rb).Anyway, I just installed Ruby 1.9.x on my mac and run a quick test....

The syntax of case statements in ruby 1.9 has changed (when xxx: is now invalid and should be changed to when xxx then).You can see it here http://slideshow.rubyforge.org/ruby19.html#16 and here http://blog.elctech.com/2009/04/15/ruby-1-9-compatibility-a-three-step-ladder-to-bliss/You can try to upd...