Collaboration service endpoint?

Hi,
is there any way to use Adobe collaboration services with non-Adobe applications? For example with Silverlight?
Probably I need some web service endpoint first. Did anybody try it?
Thanks.

Sorry, but I am not sure I understand what you are trying to do.
The core of LCCS is real time communication between Flash clients using Flash-only network protocols (rtmp, etc.) so if you are trying to build a set of Silverlight applications that communicate in real time this may be the wrong component for you.
But if you want to write Flash applications that uses LCCS as the backbone and also interact with an application server written using .NET we also provide some server-side APIs that you can leverage for account management and in the next version of the SDK we'll include the .NET interfaces.

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Per my knowleadge, after you add a reference to Microsoft.SharePoint.Client.ServerRuntime, you can use the BasicHttpBindingServiceMetadataExchangeEndpointAttribute.
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Thank atheek1, I remember that I didnt do any manual configuration on my domain :). I use that domain for testing so that I will create a new domain for comparison.

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Thanks in advance!
Edited by: 960518 on 21/09/2012 02:42
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>
> I will check if it is possible to declare resource
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>
Thanks very much
>
> By the way, I have just found out that one can lookup
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>
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>
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>
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>
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Web service endpoint uri

version: OSB 10g
Hi,
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thanks.
Damien

I was little confused about your two statements
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BS---?>WS (Deployed in Weblogic and Derived from Java classes) is that the case?

Document or video tutorial for setting LiveCycle Collaboration Service in Flash Professional CS5

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Hi Joseph,
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GOTO TCODE: SICF
EXECUTE->SELECT DEFAULT HOST->SAP->BC->SRT->RFC->SAP----HERE YOUR WEBSERVICE PATH , SO THAT YOU HAVE TO GET EVERY TREE PATH SHOULD ENABLE AND ACTIVE IN MENTION ABOVE. OTHERWISE U CANT ACTIVE THE BINDING AND CANT CREATE THE LINK.
GET THE ACCESS FROM THE BASIS FOR YOUR USERNAME AND YOU ABLE TO DO THE CONFIGURATION .
PLEASE REVERT IF ANY DOUBT

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