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What is the significance of message broker servlet and RDS servlet

 
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Hi All,


Can anybody please let me know the Significance of Message Broker servlet and RDS Servlet.

Can RDS Servlet be used without message broker let.

Please let me know the difference between amf channel and rtmp channel


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I have only worked with MessageBroker servlet and never RDS. I believe that you would use RTMP for streaming. I use BlazeDS and have not gotten into RTMP (yet) as I'm not doing any streaming. If I were going to be streaming, I'd use RTMP and I'd probably have lifecycle data services or a Wowza server that handles RTMP...
 
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