> Is it: Does everyone else think this is really evil to send
> code across HTTP?
>
> Or is it: Hey, this is cool... we don't have to request firewall
> changes to allow our stuff onto other people's networks!
My interest in the subject was prompted by the fact that I too will have
the need to get client-server data through a firewall, and I was
wondering about the wisdom of doing so via HTTP, or email attachments
for that matter, and what kind of reaction I would get from my client's
admins. So I'd love to be able to say "that's cool". But I am not a
network admin, and that is why I posted my question here, to get
reactions from some.
-Andy
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