I recently gave a talk to the Chicago Flex User Group, and incidentally the LA user group. That last was quite unexpected, and simulcast as I gave the talk.
I spoke about RTMFP on mobile devices and computers using Adobe AIR and a local network to form a Peer To Peer network without a server.
I have the slides posted up on Slideshare, and the audio is here if you care to take a listen.
How to make P2P apps without a server? RTFM… no RTMFP.
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5 responses to “How to make P2P apps without a server? RTFM… no RTMFP.”
Hello Mr. Moore
I am developing a simple app for filesharing. But I won’t use cirrus. The system works perfect in the local network just with .connect(“rtmfp:”); But I want to use the app also over the internet without cirrus. On slide 13 you show a work arround, but I can’t find any script examples or code, which explanes how it works. Can you send me the code or a link to the code.
I will be deeply grateful
thx
Simon
I’ll look up the code when I can. It’s been a few years, but I plan on doing a project with it soon so when I find the code I’ll post it for everyone.
Hey cool
posting the code, would be so great.
I am very excited
Thanks in advance
Ok, that took way longer than I expected for me to get to the code.
Here’s the compressed files for it:
http://www.vandermore.com/?attachment_id=394
I’ve also posted it up on GitHub here: https://github.com/vandermore/HotPotato
The class you will want is the RTMFPService.as file. The issue you were running into was probably the IP mask. It has to start with 255, and have a port over 1024 to use UDP on the wireless. I can’t remember where I found that. Either a blog post or in the RTMFP spec itself.
thanks for sharing your work. I think I will handle that with your example. Thank you very much for your advice.
greets
Simon