Ricardo Bittencourt wrote:
> With FudeBrowser, the idea remains the same. You would still
>connect to a web server in a pc, only this time the web server is a
>dedicated one.
If someone really wants to browse using just an MSX, they could make a WISE
server for MSX, right? And since the TCP/IP that is under development
allows multitasking, the MSX WISE and FudeBrowser could run on the same
machine.
> "But, what if my local ISP does not agree to run wise?"
> Don't worry. If WISE is running in just one server on the world,
>it would be enough. You would connect to your isp, yout isp would connect
>to the wise server and you would download the .htz stream without even
>know from where it's coming.
So the WISE server acts as a kind of proxy server?
Anyway, to make it practical, you'd need something like a WISE server per
country, or at least continent.
I think a WISE server can most easily be implemented in Java:
- portable
- sending streams over TCP/IP is easy
- GIF and JPEG decoding are already present in most Java environments
Bye,
Maarten
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