MACROMEDIA FLASH COMMUNICATION SERVER MX-SERVER-SIDE COMMUNICATION ACTIONSCRIPT DICTIONARY Manual de usuario descargar pdf (Pagina 14)

Chapter 114

12 If this computer is your production computer, you might want to install only the server and

not the authoring extensions.

13 You can install the client-side files for the sample applications in the web server publishing

directory of your choice. If you don’t have a web server installed, the files are automatically

installed in the root directory.

14 Enter a user for Flash Communication Server processes to run as. The default is the “nobody”

user. (The user you select is also the owner of the Flash Communication Server files.)

Your choices are written to the Server.xml file; you can edit the Server.xml file to modify this

and other security properties later, if needed.

15 The installer displays a summary of the installation options you have chosen. Review your

choices.

The installation is complete. If you configured it to start automatically, the Flash Communication

Server service starts. To start the server manually, type

fcsmgr server start.

To log on to the Admin Service and perform administrative functions, open the Administration

Console by opening admin.swf in a Flash Player-enabled browser.

To install the help files and application-management tools in Flash MX, such as the

NetConnection Debugger and the Communication App inspector, see “Installing Flash

authoring extensions on the Macintosh” on page 16 or “Installing Flash authoring extensions in

Windows” on page 16.

About the installed files

When the server has been installed, it’s a good idea to become familiar with the files placed in the

Flash Communication Server directory and, if applicable, your web root directory.

Files in the installation directory

If you chose the default directory in the installer, the Flash Communication Server MX

installation directory is located at C:\Program Files\Macromedia\Flash Communication Server

MX\ (Windows) or /opt/macromedia/fcs/ (UNIX).

The Flash Communication Server directory contains these items:

• FlashCom.exe (Windows) or fcserver (UNIX) is the server application.

• FlashComAdmin.exe (Windows) or fcadmin (UNIX) is the server’s administration controller.

When administrators connect to the server with the Administration Console, they are actually

connected to the Admin Service, which communicates with the server to perform

administration tasks.

• The tools directory contains BAT files that can be used to start and stop the server (Windows

only).

The tools directory contains scripts used to manage the server and the administration services

(UNIX only).

• License.htm (Windows) and license.txt (UNIX) contain the text of the Flash Communication

Server license agreement.

• Js32.dll contains the server’s Server-Side Communication ActionScript engine (Windows

only).

1 2 ... 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

Sin comentarios

MACROMEDIA FLASH COMMUNICATION SERVER MX-SERVER-SIDE COMMUNICATION ACTIONSCRIPT DICTIONARY Manual de usuario Pagina 14