Re: accessing secured services

Just ran across this too:
http://www.newviewnetworks.com/nvnhome/blog/client/index.cfm/2006/5/22/Red5-Adding-Authentication-to-your-Red5-Application 



Court Shrock wrote:
> This list is just about dead---I moved on to Red5 
> (http://osflash.org/red5), but documentation is lacking there too, but 
> has improved in the last month or so.
> Re: your question, simple wrapper authenication (for example, basic 
> auth over https) is simple enough, but some have pointed out errors in 
> AS accessing https streams -- I have heard wind of a library that 
> overcomes this limitation for the time being but don't remember the 
> name.  If you are looking for a simple tutorial to get you going, 
> there isn't one that I could find -- you have to figure it out on your 
> own; at least that is the conclusion that I came to recently.
> More and more folks are joining the ranks so there is a real push 
> towards documentation -- kinda sucks for the early adopters though :(
>
> -Court
>


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