make sure all projectors, .cxt, and .dxr files are set to
read-only/locked in order for the application to be used by multiple
users simultaneously.
permissions could be a big headache depending on your architechture.
i would go with a client/server design.
have you ever used the valentina xtra?
-c
Ross Clutterbuck wrote:
Hi List
I'm after some advice and pointers on how to best achieve running
Director projects over a network.
Currently a lot of training programs that I've developed have been
distributed on CD-ROM, but the client is now making noises about
serving them across their intranet instead.
At their core, these programs are nothing more complicated than
click-button-play-MPEG and the occassional number-crunching widget,
although our QTVR risk assessment simulations I think are now a
standard feature too.
The only communication-type activity are two web links to feedback and
version check systems handled by an ASP application (hence outside of
Director).
At this stage I don't envisage a large number of simultaneous users
(I've been quoted around 10 at a time) but I know that the client has
grossy underestimated this figure, or very shortly will want to run
hundreds or even thousands of simultaneous users.
Therefore I sincerely doubt that simply copying the contents of an
existing CD to a network location and accessing the projector over the
LAN is going to be a suitable solution.
At this stage I'm not sure I have the time to rebuild everything for
Shcokwave delivery (and even then I'm not too familiar with the
loads/stresses/requirements I'll need to consider for the MPEG video),
but obviously if it's going to be a big job then I will explain this
to my client.
Where do I look? How do I approach this new delivery medium? What do I
do?
TIA
Ross
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