Benoit: marratech free version doesn’t support application sharing so it is only for videoconferencing. I want to project slides.
I tried webhuddle (https://www.webhuddle.com/). It sounds wonderful. It looks absolutely great. But I don’t know how it can parse PowerPoint slides in pure java.
Benoit: marratech free version doesn’t support application sharing so it is only for videoconferencing. I want to project slides.
I tried webhuddle (https://www.webhuddle.com/). It sounds wonderful. It looks absolutely great. But I don’t know how it can parse PowerPoint slides in pure java.
like i said to you in my e-mail
https://www.webhuddle.com/
this will save you at least 400 lines of code 😉
also you can use marratech free version if you have 5 or less concurent user
also the FCS clone in open source software called red5
http://osflash.org/red5
will be the perfect platform for this kind of thing once finished
of course that being said i am not here to stop you to write code 😉 if you want to do this drop me a line maybe we could look at the posibility.
Here is interesting solution:)
Now it in testing..
http://www.stanfy.com/dev/webbrush
Use workspace ID “slides”, it contain corresponding drawing.
Webbrush is not a web tool, it is an Internet Explorer-only tool. I cannot take seriously web tools designed only for one browser.