Since it's pretty clear that the end of the road is in sight for LCCS, is there any chance that we could see the FMS code? At least that way we could continue to use the legacy that so many have poured their sweat into.Also, what sort of advanced notice can we expect when LCCS is inevitably terminat...

Screen sharing uses a video stream? Does that mean that it uses the flash h.263 encoder? Or does it use a different encoder and just uses the video stream as a transport layer? (I was hoping that is used something more akin to VNC)

How do I determine which user is the LCCS console user?Do I have to just filter that user out by name? Or is there a more general way to do it?-sandy

My use case is that my users are in the room and sometimes things get stuck. (Typically because they did something that I didn't expect.) I'd like to be able to unstick them without having to show my presence.Maybe you guys could setup the console user as having permission level 101. (I believe that...

I want to be able to hide the user that's logged into the room console from the list of users. Is there any way to identify that user?

Thanks for your quick reply. I wasn't aware of health.acrobat.com. In the future, I'll just check there rather than the forum.thanks again

I'm having issues with the LCCS room console, afcs.acrobat.com and the service in general.It appears that the whole service is down. Is anyone else having these issues?

Here are the files. It should be noted that they're not very well tested, but seem to work.Unfortunately, you also need to build your own afcs.swc.Here's the change you need to make in com.adobe.rtc.messaging.MessageItem:Look in createValueObject().Replace this: var bA:ByteArray = new ByteArray();...

I had the same need for my unit tests. I've been using a custom SessionManager with a custom Authenticator to handle it. (Also required some small changes to MessageItem because of a subtle bug.)It does 90% of what a 'real' SessionManager does and has made my unit testing workable.If you'd like I ca...

Thanks, this is exactly what I was looking for.