> > A server application that allows a remote user to write to
> > the server
>
> I didn't take the original post to mean this at all -- he didn't say
> anything about allowing a remote user to write to a server. I wouldn't
have
> suggested this if he had. It sounded as if he has an .exe running on a
> server, and it should be able to have its own IO capabilities.
But doesn't this mean that a remote (client) would intiate a process that
results in writing to a server? Otherwise why call it a server?
>
> > Director apps (must?) have gui's.
>
> Not at all
I have never tried to use Director like this (that is why I put the must? in
parans). Other than the MUServer (which is not Director but a server-side
app that Director can send and recieve data with) how would you propose to
use director without a gui? And how would it be used as an EXE on a server.
I hope I am not coming off as rude, because I am truly curious.
Rob
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