Missing function: loadSchedule

Wowza Developer Dojo
1

Hi

I m trying to get this tutorial to work: lien

I ve created a new Wowza Media Project, c/c the parts of code, commented it as long as I could understand, downloaded and installed the flash player…

When I start the project, everything work fine, but when I use the flash player to connect, he write me this:

INFO session connect-pending 127.0.0.1 -

INFO session connect 127.0.0.1 -

WARN server comment - Missing function: loadSchedule

And nothing happens

It seems it s related to application.xml for what I read from other thread, so here what I have inside it:

        <Module>
	<Name>ModuleStreamPublisher</Name>
	<Description>ModuleStreamPublisher</Description>
	<Class>com.wowza.wms.plugin.collection.module.ModuleStreamPublisher</Class>
        </Module>

Does someone know where I must search or what cause the problem?

Thanks you

EDIT:

Mêmes résultats avec lien

Je sais au moins que le problemes n est pas a l interieur du code

2

Hi, can you post the contents of your application.xml file so we can take a look?

Salvadore

3

Okay, well make sure the module is in the right section of the application.xml file.

It should go at the bottom of the list, like so:

<Modules>
  <Module>
    <Name>ModuleStreamPublisher</Name>
    <Description>ModuleStreamPublisher</Description>
    <Class>com.wowza.wms.plugin.collection.module.ModuleStreamPublisher</Class>
  </Module>
</Modules>

Salvadore

4

Did you download the pre-built collection jar, or are you building this yourself?

Can you post the entire Application.xml file? You should have copied the default Application.xml file into the /conf/app-name/Application.xml

Salvadore

5

Have a look at this guide to get an idea of the workflow of creating applications:

How to set up video on demand streaming

Salvadore

6

Already did, is there something missing?

I just copy/paste what was on the tutorial

<Module>
	<Name>ModuleStreamPublisher</Name>
	<Description>ModuleStreamPublisher</Description>
	<Class>com.wowza.wms.plugin.collection.module.ModuleStreamPublisher</Class>
</Module>

EDIT:

Installed Wowza 3.6.2 (was on 3.0.5), and used the example flash rmtp player instead of the one downloadable on the tutorial.

I can read .flv files with it, and the program react to it properly, but still no playlist.

7

Replaced application.xml by yours, still the same result

Here the complete log with your .xml

onfigure logging: file:///C:/Program Files/Wowza Media Systems/Wowza Media Server 3.0.5/conf/log4j.properties
WARN server comment - Server.run: More than one base SVR license key is in the [install-dir]/conf/Server.license file.
INFO server server-start Wowza Media Server 3 Trial Edition (Expires: août 23, 2013) 3.0.5 build1220 -
INFO server comment - Server License Key: SVRT3-XXXXX-XXXXX-XXXXX-XXXXX-xhFDz
INFO server comment - Maximum Connections: Unlimited
INFO server comment - Transcoder Streams Available: Transcoder Not Available (win-32)
INFO server comment - nDVR Available: Yes
INFO server comment - DRM Available: Yes
INFO server comment - Hardware Available Processors: 2
INFO server comment - Hardware Physical Memory: 1102MB/2047MB
INFO server comment - Hardware Swap Space: 3698MB/4095MB
INFO server comment - Max File Descriptor Count: Unlimited
INFO server comment - OS Name: Windows 7
INFO server comment - OS Version: 6.1
INFO server comment - OS Architecture: x86
INFO server comment - OS CPU: pentium_pro+mmx pentium_pro pentium+mmx pentium i486 i386 i86
INFO server comment - Java Name: Java HotSpot(TM) Client VM
INFO server comment - Java Vendor: Sun Microsystems Inc.
INFO server comment - Java Version: 1.6.0_26
INFO server comment - Java VM Version: 20.1-b02
INFO server comment - Java Spec Version: 1.6
INFO server comment - Java Home: C:\Program Files\Java\jre6
INFO server comment - Java Max Heap Size: 742MB
INFO server comment - Java Architecture: 32
INFO server comment - Java Locale[user.language]: fr
INFO server comment - Java Locale[user.country]: FR
INFO server comment - Java Locale[user.variant]: 
INFO server comment - Java Locale[file.encoding]: Cp1252
INFO server comment - Java Args[0]: -Xmx768M
INFO server comment - Java Args[1]: -Dcom.wowza.wms.AppHome=C:/Program
INFO server comment - Java Args[2]: Files/Wowza
INFO server comment - Java Args[3]: Media
INFO server comment - Java Args[4]: Systems/Wowza
INFO server comment - Java Args[5]: Media
INFO server comment - Java Args[6]: Server
INFO server comment - Java Args[7]: 3.0.5
INFO server comment - Java Args[8]: -Dcom.wowza.wms.ConfigHome=C:/Program
INFO server comment - Java Args[9]: Files/Wowza
INFO server comment - Java Args[10]: Media
INFO server comment - Java Args[11]: Systems/Wowza
INFO server comment - Java Args[12]: Media
INFO server comment - Java Args[13]: Server
INFO server comment - Java Args[14]: 3.0.5
INFO server comment - Java Args[15]: -Dcom.sun.management.jmxremote=true
INFO server comment - Java Args[16]: -Dfile.encoding=Cp1252
INFO server comment - Server native.platform: win
INFO server comment - Server threads[h/t]: 10/10
INFO server comment - CMDInterface now listening: [any]:8083
INFO vhost vhost-start _defaultVHost_ -
INFO server comment - _defaultVHost_ threads[h/t]:120/80 home:C:/Program Files/Wowza Media Systems/Wowza Media Server 3.0.5
INFO vhost comment _defaultVHost_ Bind attempt ([any]:1935:4)
INFO vhost comment _defaultVHost_ Bind successful ([any]:1935)
INFO vhost comment _defaultVHost_ Bind attempt ([any]:8086:1)
INFO vhost comment _defaultVHost_ Bind successful ([any]:8086)
INFO server comment - Wowza Media Server is started!
INFO application app-start _definst_ live/_definst_
INFO session connect-pending 127.0.0.1 -
INFO session connect 127.0.0.1 -
WARN server comment - Missing function: loadSchedule

Can I conclude it don t come from application.xml?

8

I download it.

There were no default Application.xml file, I created it and paste the code in it, is there a way to find back the default one?

EDIT: Found a default one at Wowza Media Systems\Wowza Media Server 3.6.2\conf

I m testing with it

9

I m reading it right now.

Thanks you.