Ronan
Thank you for the iformation. I realize that the security issue is
here to stay. So I'll play the game as it is today. Providing a small
http server might not be much of a problem as I thought it to be. In
fact, I just finished an implementating one in gpsfeed+. I'll post a
separate
Jérôme, the server side script is the way I am doing it now,
but it adds load and also latency to the system, and this is
causing
inaccuracies when mobile. System is running a number of other gps
applications at the same time and I need svg for mapping.
So, if I get it right,
Dimitrios,
SVG 1.2, which is currently being prepared by the w3c, allows for direct
socket connections. However, the issue of security and whether or not to
allow socket connections to a different server than the one which served the
oriignal svg content has not been worked out yet.
Good
Hi Dimitrios,
thanks for providing the link to your application. It might be
useful for one of my future projects.
As to your question: there might be several options. It depends on
your environment. Some SVG viewers support sockets, but then you
might run into firewall problems.
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