[Red5] XMLSocket

[Joachim Bauch]

Hi Marcel,

Marcel D. wrote:
> I'm trying to switch from FMS to Red5 and have the following 
> challenge/problem:
> 
> In FMS I use XMLSocket on the serverside to interact with a Delphi based 
> program. Works perfect. But now I have to do the same in Java and I'm 
> lost. (Ok, I'm not a Java programmer).
> So what I need is a simple Java Socket Client example that just opens 
> one socket connection, keeps it open, and sends and receives small 
> strings (ie: XML packets). What I have in FMS is a simple event handler 
> socket.onXML that does the receiving part and a socket.send that does 
> the send part. In Java it seems I have to dive into byte arrays and more 
> of that stuff, while it cannot be that hard.
> 
> I may sound a bit vague, but maybe someone has used something simular 
> and could share that with me.

You could use XML-RPC which is included in Red5.  Further informations
and examples can be found on this page: http://ws.apache.org/xmlrpc/xmlrpc2/

Joachim

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