Switching to your own web server
By default, all REST queries follow to the local address: http://localhost:9091/EchoApp
The invocations of REST methods look as follows then:
- http://localhost:9091/EchoApp/connect
- http://localhost:9091/EchoApp/playStream
- http://localhost:9091/EchoApp/publishStream
and so on.
This happens because the appKey=defaultApp parameter is sent when connection to the WCS server, and the default app for this key is this URL: http://localhost:9091/EchoApp
To change these settings, enter to the command line interface of the WCS server core via SSH:
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ssh -p 2001 admin@localhost |
Use the password you have specified when installing WCS.
The standard password is: admin
Upon successful authorization, WCS creates a command line:
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% |
You can execute the show apps command to see the current applications:
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%show apps |
Or enter the help command to display the list of available commands:
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%help |
Then, we create our own REST URL. It is created using the add app command.
Suppose, we allocated the following address on the web server for REST methods:
- http://mywebserver.com/rest/connect
- http://mywebserver.com/rest/playStream
- http://mywebserver.com/rest/publishStream
and so on.
So we configure this as follows:
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%add app myApp myAppKey "http://mywebserver.com/rest" |
This command creates a new URL, http://mywebserver.com/rest, and assigns this URL for usage if a client sent the appKey=’myAppKey’ during connection.
Therefore, if the newly created myAppKey is specified while creating the connection, the control is passed to the assigned URL
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Flashphoner.createSession({appKey:’myAppKey’...});
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