I would also suggest that you look into SOAP for this project. My
office hosts a search program that uses SOAP to go out and search the
databases of remote sites, most of which run architectures completely
different than ours. It would probably be pretty easy to use SOAP to
get the data off of the master servers (use RPC calls) and it would
probably be pretty simple to upload the data using SOAP as well.
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Doug Jones
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-Original Message-
From: Bruce Douglas [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, December 30, 2004 9:52 AM
To: php-general@lists.php.net
Subject: [PHP] distributed architecture
hi...
i'm contemplating a project where a number of websites would communicate
with each other via some network of round robin/distributed servers.
Each 'client' website/app would be considered to be a 'node' of the
overall network, and be able to upload/download information to the
network. The master servers would maintain the information, such that if
a request for information came from one of the 'client' sites, the
master server would shove the information back to the client for
display.
the overall goal of the project would be a way of allowing a client site
to 'share/exchange' information with other client sites within the
network, and to allow the content of a given client site to be
influenced by the content of other sites within the network...
has anybody heard/seen anything like this...??
in searching google/sourceforge/freenet/etc.. i can't find anything
that's similar, or that could be used as a starting point for the
architecture... the closest i can find is the open source
gnutella/limeware p2p app structure...
thanks
bruce
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