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How to install collective.rtvideo.mediacore

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  3. Type pypm install collective.rtvideo.mediacore
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License
GPL
Lastest release
version 2.0.1 on May 21st, 2013

This is an add-on for RedTurtle Video product for Plone. Additional documentation can be found in the main product's page.

Add this to your Plone installation for beeing able to use MediaCore video link as valid URLs for "Video link" content type.

In order to serve content from Mediacore you need to configure an adapter and specify the domain name. Is possible to add an adapter to your application in many way:

  • directly to the buildout section on a .cfg file (example below):
  • within a configure.zcml in collective.rtvideo.mediacore
  • within an other package which implements redturtle.video.interfaces.IRTRemoteVideo
[instance]
...
eggs =
    collective.rtvideo.mediacore
    ...

zcml-additional =
    <configure xmlns="http://namespaces.zope.org/zope">
        <adapter for = "redturtle.video.interfaces.IRTRemoteVideo zope.publisher.interfaces.browser.IHTTPRequest"
            provides = "collective.rtvideo.mediacore.videoembedcode.IMediaCoreEmbedCode"
            factory = "collective.rtvideo.mediacore.videoembedcode.JWPlayerEmbedCode"
            name= "your.domain"/>
    </configure>

Note

This plugin alone is not enougth. Mediacore must provides a view to serve some information about media as JSON. See mediacore.mediainfo package for more details.

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Last updated May 21st, 2013

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