Re: Question about IServiceCapableConnection invoke

> Your process might be blocking Red5 from spitting out the messages  
> to the client. Try lowering the priority of your conversion process,  
> either with "nice <your command>" or renice (see man for info).
>
> E.g. "nice -n 19 top" will run the command "top" with priority +19  
> (which basically means it only runs at idle)
>
>
> ----- Original Message ----- From: "Rhys Causey" <rhys@...>
> To: <red5@...>
> Sent: Wednesday, 08 July 2009 22:22
> Subject: [Red5] Question about IServiceCapableConnection invoke
>
>
>> Hi,
>>
>> I'm using the IServiceCapableConnection invoke method to report  
>> progress on a file conversion back to the flash client. The client  
>> is  receiving the messages fine, but they all come in one large  
>> chunk  after everything's done. I'm logging the invocations in my  
>> Red5 app,  and they're showing up in the log at the appropriate  
>> times, but they  only reach the client after the conversion is  
>> complete. Is there a way  to force it to send the messages right  
>> away?
>>
>> Thanks!
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