Randy, I understand the issue here, but I put in that option to see how many people were planning on moving from their own webserver written in ITK, to Active4D and something else.
The assumption being, moving away from ITK would entail getting it out of the system completely. If the 4D Webserver + Active4D were the only option, how would a third-party product that supports Active4D fare in this market. I.e. is it worthwhile for a third-party alternative to ITK, and is it worthwhile for the proposed product to support Active4D? Also, Active4D only supports the Webserver, or ITK. 4DIC does not sufficiently cover the server-type functionality and async performance necessary to support Active4D. But I'll let Aparajita chime in here if I'm wrong. Unfortunately, the format of the 4DToday survey system prevents me from elaborating further. And I didnt want to run two seperate surveys. I'll post the results and see what comes of it. --- Randy Jaynes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Mehboob, > > The survey options seem confusing. > > We definitely want to replace ITK with 4D's web server, > but we're not replacing Active4D. > > So I'm inclined to answer "Yes, with 4D's web server", > but the 3rd option of "yes, with Active4D" makes me feel > like I'm saying i'm replacing ITK and Active4D both. > > Because the question is regarding replacing ITK, it > doesn't seem appropriate to have Active4D as a choice > of a replacement for ITK > because it doesn't do the same thing that Active4D does. > > 4D Internet Commands or 4Ds web server are similar > because they deal with the TCP protocol directly. > > Active4D needs one of the 3 networking options (4D web > server, ITK, Internet Commands) in order to function at all, doesn't it? > > I'm going to select 'Yes, with 4D's web server', but > please keep in mind it's not affecting the decision to continue using Active4D. > > HTH, > Randy sincerely, mehboob alam "There cannot be a crisis next week. My schedule is already full." Henry Kissinger _______________________________________________ Active4D-dev mailing list [email protected] http://mailman.aparajitaworld.com/mailman/listinfo/active4d-dev Archives: http://mailman.aparajitaworld.com/archive/active4d-dev/
