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I have to make a video stream system. And I found that there are a lot of user is behind the firewall or proxy server, how should i do to make the udp streaming media pass thru the firewall or proxy????
does the https tunnel help?

Thanks for your advise, but does http tunnel only accept for the TCP problem? since my server will broadcast a stream of udp to the user, so how should i do that?

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@SnakEyez02
thank you for your suggestion.
i guess what i want just isn't possible yet. in the rest of the CS5 suite i use (Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign) the Window Menu -> Application Frame option which keeps it all open/visible all the time. i don't know why Adobe hasn't yet put that option into DW.
but at 'least' i was hoping there was a hack or extension that'll keep at leat the files panel open/visible all the time.

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