it seems to me the server can accept more than one connection
at a time, but it would "serialize" the data being output to
the data file. i don't see why it would accept only one
connection at a time.
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> Excuse my question, but could this slow down the workflow if only one
> connection is allowed to the server in the case of 20 or more PCs?
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> Regards
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> Sharriff Aina
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> Gabriele Santilli
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> "CRS - Psy Sel/SPO, COUSSEMENT Christophe, CPN" wrote:
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> > Thanks for the suggestion, but the system HAS to work in real time: the
> > results file have to be processed immediatly.
>
> The simplest way might be to serialize access using a server. Your
> server process takes care of updating your file; it stays there
> listening to a TCP port and accepts one connection at a time only.
> Your clients just connect to the server and send it the data.
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> HTH,
> Gabriele.
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