Really? On streams? Not on simultaneous connections?
-B
[p e r c e p t i c o n] wrote:
That's fine, but my service provider only allows so many simultaneous
streams...i'm trying to find out if this will factor into that number
thanks
p
On 8/9/07, Brian Lesser <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi,
From a developer's perspective they are not streams and are not really
treated like streams - except that both shared objects and streams have
a send() method you can use to broadcast a message to other clients. I'm
told that internally SharedObjects are implemented using two streams -
one for output and one for input - but developers don't see them. I tend
not to use the send() method with streams but I'm sure there are lots of
cases when it would be useful because the stream publisher does not
receive back their own message.
Yours truly,
-Brian
[p e r c e p t i c o n] wrote:
Hi Brian,
thanks, i have one question regarding shared objects...this may be a dumb
question, but i overheard someone say that shared objects are treated as
streams...is this correct?
thanks
b
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