by npegg

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February 15, 2009

With all the hoopla last week around the name change (Cocomo->AFCS), we neglected to mention that along with the new name, we’ve pushed a new build of the SDK as well as updated the service.

Go get it here

A few words on process – Generally, this build is the result of feedback from the user forums. We take every post very seriously, and spend time considering whether and how we should update the SDK and service. The vast majority of the list below is the result of user feedback. Keep it coming!

What’s new for this release?

• A real, commercial name. Cocomo is now “Adobe Flash Collaboration Services” (AFCS).
• CustomUserField in UserManager is now fully supported.
• RoomManager has been augmented with 4 new settings :
      • guestsNotAllowed: Allows OWNERs to disallow anyone not authenticated to their rooms.
      • roomLocked: Allows OWNERs to prevent any further entry to a room.
      • roomUserLimit: Allows OWNERs to set a user limit on their rooms.
      • roomTimeOut: Allows OWNERs to set timeouts on their rooms (after which the room shuts down).
• Fixed ConnectSession.logout so that rooms can be re-logged in properly. ConnectSession.close() was added to completely clean up a session (doesn’t allow re-login).
• Fixed: Developer Quotas being exceeded was not reported in the AFCS framework (now throws SessionEvents from ConnectSession, or an RTE if it’s not being listened to).
• Management API :
• Server-side: getSessionSecret now returns the current session secret instead of creating a new one.
• Client-side: Added AccountManager.invalidateSession method to invalidate the current session secret
• UserDescriptor.RTMFP added to tell if a user has come in via RTMP.
• Fixed: P2P audio periodically dropping out.
• Fixed: P2P video freezing as it switches to hub and spoke.
• Fixed: Whiteboard not able to set backgroundColor/alpha via MXML.
• Added support for getting/setting nodeConfigurations on every collab and sharedModel component.
• New Examples:
      • MultipleSessions – shows how multiple IConnectSessions can be used in one application.
      • ZoomLayout – builds a custom webcam layout using WebCamSubscriber.
      • PeerToPeerRtmfp – shows how to use P2P/RTMFP for A/V.
• Dev console additions to allow configuration of file and stream groups.
• Dev console additions for managing new RoomManager settings.
• Fixed: XML objects are properly serialized/deserialized went sent via MessageItems.
• Capacity and service performance improvements.

COMMENTS

  • By Nate Beck - 11:40 AM on February 16, 2009   Reply

    Sweet deal, I was actually waiting for some of those fixes. I have today off… so it’s time for Coco…. AFCS round two!

  • By jeethu - 11:58 PM on February 16, 2009   Reply

    Awesome!! Kudos guys!!

  • By Saeed - 1:55 PM on February 17, 2009   Reply

    Great approach,i think AFCS do move some record in developing internet applications and even in the terms of the field.I am just shocked by services which can be built on this.have a great news

  • By levancho - 6:27 PM on February 17, 2009   Reply

    Great work guys keep it up, I do like name “Cocomo” better than AFCS though :)

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