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RViz wasn't designed with that use case in mind. You should look at ViewController / FramePositionTrackingViewController and their derived classes in RViz on how they set up the camera. There were a couple of changes between fuerte and groovy.

Maybe you're just not getting the right camera in this line:

const Ogre::Camera* camera = scene_manager_->getCameras().begin()->second;

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