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Hello,
I am new to Windows Media Services, but I do have some C++ under my belt and OOP is no problem. I want to host a video file(wmv) on the internet, but it is very big and I can't afford to constantly stream it 24/7. In fact I can only the video a certain number of times in one day. I looked through all the plug-ins and came to the authorisation part and found no way to do this. This file will be hosted on a shared server which may or may not have other people hosting content. If I write a server level plug-in, would this effect other people using the server or will it I only recieve notice of a connection on my domain? I guess my plan is to use Event Notification Plug-in to identify a disconnection(which should tell me a sucessfull transfer has taken place) record the event, then when I get a WMS_EVENT_BEGIN_USER_SESSION I want to check if I have reached the transfer limit. Is there any case where a disconnection event will not take place? Do my variables reside in memory accessable to my other plug-ins, or are they only local and disappear when the system exits the method? Is there a better way to do this? |
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You might want to also post this in microsoft.public.windowsmedia.server.
"Codehardcodehardcode" <Codehardcodehardcode@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:E11A14E8-763E-462D-9C14-65FC1D438DF6@microsoft.com... > Hello, > I am new to Windows Media Services, but I do have some C++ under my belt and > OOP is no problem. > I want to host a video file(wmv) on the internet, but it is very big and I > can't afford to constantly stream it 24/7. In fact I can only the video a > certain number of times in one day. I looked through all the plug-ins and > came to the authorisation part and found no way to do this. This file will > be hosted on a shared server which may or may not have other people hosting > content. > > If I write a server level plug-in, would this effect other people using the > server or will it I only recieve notice of a connection on my domain? > > I guess my plan is to use Event Notification Plug-in to identify a > disconnection(which should tell me a sucessfull transfer has taken place) > record the event, then when I get a WMS_EVENT_BEGIN_USER_SESSION I want to > check if I have reached the transfer limit. > > Is there any case where a disconnection event will not take place? > > Do my variables reside in memory accessable to my other plug-ins, or are > they only local and disappear when the system exits the method? > > Is there a better way to do this? |
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