Re: Accessing secured services[Viren gepruft]

Last year someone on this list suggested that I subclass the OpenAMF
gateway and add authentication and authorization code there.  That's
what I did and am very pleased with the result.  Maybe that in an option
for you.  The client AS code adds authentication parameters to the
request and my server-side code interrogates it.  I could post code
snippets if you are interested.

This list is a bit quiet, but OpenAMF is not dead.  My company tinkered
with Red5 last year, but it was too immature then.   We are very please
with how OpenAMF has worked well for us and consider it simple and
stable...just what we wanted.

Stu



On Tue, 2007-10-16 at 16:53 -0600, Franklin Garcia wrote:
> I’m looking information about how to Access secured OpenAMF services
> from Action Script applications (if any). Looking for how to secure
> (server-side) and access (client-side) those services using some
> authentications/authorization mechanism.
> 
>  
> 
> Thanks,
> 
>  
> 
> -fr4nk
> 
> 
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