 I am connected to the Flash Media Server Administration API via RTMPE on port 1111 and I'd like to monitor calls to trace() from the server side actionscript code.

If you need to capture and monitor log messages or trace statements from your Flash applications running on FMS, you'll need to implement custom logging mechanisms within your ActionScript code. Here's a general approach you can take:

Custom Logging Function: Create a custom logging function in your ActionScript code that captures the messages you want to log. This function can send log messages to the server or display them within the Flash application itself.

Send Logs to Server: If you want to send logs to the server for further analysis, you can use the NetConnection class in ActionScript to send log messages as remote calls to the server.

Display Logs in Flash Application: Alternatively, you can create a log viewer within your Flash application itself to display the log messages to the user.

Server-side Log Handling: On the server-side, you can handle the received log messages and store them in files, and databases, or send them to other logging services for analysis.

Log Security: Be cautious about logging sensitive information and ensure that you implement proper security measures to avoid potential security risks.

It's important to note that custom logging mechanisms might introduce performance overhead and should be used judiciously, especially in production environments. Additionally, ensure that you comply with any legal and privacy requirements when logging data.

Please keep in mind that Flash technology has been deprecated and is gradually being phased out. As an alternative, consider using modern web technologies such as HTML5, JavaScript, and WebRTC for multimedia streaming and communication, which provide better compatibility and support across various devices and platforms.

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