Yes, we tested the example and it works.If you don't tell us what kind of errors you get it's very difficult to help you out.Also, I am not sure where you got those URLs. Did you follow these instructions (from the file README.LCCS in the rails folder) :In order to run this application:- run "rake d...

Yes, you should be able to run the LocalConnection server in the SDKNavigator and call "registerHook" agains it.

You need to use the server APIs and specificially external authentication.A couple of use cases:- you have one single chat room and just want to accept only authenticated users : users login on your site (for example through an HTML form). Once they are logged in you generate an external authenticat...

I am playing with it, but I am using the Flash only SDK to keep things small and it works great. Of course you'll need to build your own high level components but given the mobile UI you may want to do it anyway.Hironmay is looking that the full SDK, I think, and will probably comment later about hi...

The "standard" way is to listen to SessionEvent.SYNCHRONIZATION_CHANGE. When the session is synchronized you are succesfully logged in.When is not synchronized you are logged out. You may also want to list to the authenticator login error event (don't remember the exact name right now) to cover misp...

com.adobe.rtc.utils.Util.setDebug(true);or com.adobe.rtc.utils.Util.DEBUG = true;

Bad instance makes me think you are using the wrong account URL. Are you by any chance using a full room URL or terminating the account URL with "/" ?You can also set the debug flag in the java API and find exactly were is failing.Sent from my iPhone

I don't have access to the full documentation right now but if you explain what you are trying to accomplish we can certainly help.For basic server-side scripting you need to add the appropriate script to your web server environment, and that is usually server / application framework dependent.For r...

If you need to create multiple "applications" for accounting purposes you can only do that from DevPortal. And you don't need to create an empty template. By default applications use the empty template.When you create rooms from your server-side application you will use one of the names of the appli...

No, can't do CF from the commandline, but the java version comes prepackaged in a runnable jar file.You can just run "java -jar LCCS.jar" and see how to use it.