Macromedia flash media server 2-managing flash media server ユーザーズマニュアル
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Managing the Server
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A user debugging another application now desires to see the contents of a shared object
that they have implemented in their application. Specifically they would like to examine
the properties in this shared object. Now the user logs into the management console and
selects their application. After the application is selected, the user moves to the Shared
Objects tab and select the shared object of choice. The object's properties are now
displayed for examination in the adjoining window.
that they have implemented in their application. Specifically they would like to examine
the properties in this shared object. Now the user logs into the management console and
selects their application. After the application is selected, the user moves to the Shared
Objects tab and select the shared object of choice. The object's properties are now
displayed for examination in the adjoining window.
When you select the View Applications tab, you will find a series of tabs displayed along the
top of this pane. Clicking the tabs lets the administrator perform the following administrative
actions on a selected application:
top of this pane. Clicking the tabs lets the administrator perform the following administrative
actions on a selected application:
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Review the selected application’s log file as it records events.
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Monitor the clients connecting to the application.
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View the streams and shared objects running in the application.
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Review the performance statistics for the computer where the application is running.
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Reload the application.
The Reload button lets you reload an application instance that is currently connected to
the server. You might do this to reload the instance’s server-side scripts or to disconnect all
of its users while immediately allowing new connections.
the server. You might do this to reload the instance’s server-side scripts or to disconnect all
of its users while immediately allowing new connections.
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Unload the application.
The Unload button lets you drop an application instance. To unload an application
instance, select it from the Applications menu and click Unload. This disconnects all
clients to the instance.
instance, select it from the Applications menu and click Unload. This disconnects all
clients to the instance.
If the application has more than one instance running on the server, only the selected
instance is stopped.
instance is stopped.