Just wondering if there is an issue with LCCS right now. Both our
application and room console are unable to obtain a session with LCCS.
Receiving Authentication Error in the console and
com.adobe.rtc.util.RTCError: bad-response in the application.Thanks!
I'm having similar issues to Pablo. Specifically, I'm wondering if the
converse of:is also true. If we create a room from a template without
subscribes, will we never receive LCCS Hook requests for that room even
if we subscribe to a collection in that room later? Right now in our
testing this seems to be the case.How can we test to make sure a
collection is subscribed to using the RTC API? How to add subscriptions
into an already created room template?
We are receiving a null pointer exception when calling
registerHook(String endpoint, String token)This is because the
roomInstance variable has not been set.Shouldn't we be calling
registerHooks prior to creating or accessing rooms? So why does
registerHook require a room instance?Thanks.
Thanks Raff for the clarification. We'll most likely using a staging vs.
production prefix to all room names we create. We may maintain separate
a development template for introducing new application features
(collections, attributes, etc.)
We would like to separate our room instances between development and
production. In the room console we can create two applications
"Development" and "Production." We would like all requests for
createRoom and getRoomInfo to be filtered by Application.Is "My
Applications" really supposed to be call "My Templates?" and if so how
can we filter the list of rooms by template/application?Some
clarification on this topic would be appreciated.Thanks.
Thanks for your help Raff. We got it working after making a firewall
change and correcting an issue with the hook URL, which should have gone
to a subdirectory.For anyone else using Spring 3, the aspect oriented
setup works
fine.@RemotingDestination(channels={"amf"})@Service("RTC")public class
RTCHOOKS { }Just make sure the class is contained in a package specified
in
Yes, I updated the source property accordingly to match our package
structure. Just trying to keep things generic in the forums. I'll give
that a try.Sent you a PM.
Publically accessible - yes to port 80. Are any other ports required for
RTCHOOKS?RE: Readme - That's what I had originally, but since it wasn't
working I decided to do things the spring way. I'll give that another
try.Had @Service("RTCHOOKS")Tried @Service("RTC")Now Removed Aspect
@Service("RTC")Added in remote-config.xml
flex.samples.LCCS.RTCHOOKS
Tested this setup and still no messages when
adding/retracting items are logged.
I'm am not receiving callbacks with hooks I've setup within my Java
application from the LiveCycle rooms when nodes are created or
updated.What is the service id I should be using for this and why might
this setup not be working?My setupWindows Server 2008 R2Jetty
Application ServerBlazeDSSpringservices-config.xml
false
false
remoting-config.xml
com.adobe.rtc.account.AccountManager
com.adobe.rtc.MySessionHandler
RTCHOOKS.java@RemotingDestination(channels={"amf"})@Ser...
