Multiple clients are not directly or currently supported. This is to enable an
application to be remotely run. I come from an embedded software background so
this is always called for - there is a local gui on the device and they want to
add remote gui. The problem is, remote gui technology up until now has been
incompatible with Qt.
We can of course add cookies to serve mutliple client sessions over the same
port, or separate instances of the software. One thing we could do is have a
seperate package that runs the main port to identify the client, then start
another instance on another socket (if it needs to) and issue a Location header
and redirect it to the new instance.
I worry about states/state machines though. We might limit it to one
connection. The developer would have to decide.
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From: Benjamin Zeller <[email protected]>
To: [email protected]
Sent: Friday, September 13, 2013 3:45 AM
Subject: Re: [Interest] QPA Project - Vaudeville
Hi Jason,
your project sounds interesting!
I would suggest you put the code into http://gitorious.org/.
Then people can fork and build on it.
If i understand it correctly the application would run as
a webserver application and all events are sent over a socket between
the browser and the webserver.
Just out of curiosity how do you handle multiple clients?
Multipe instances of the server program?
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