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Oh, and i am not interested in web pages. I need superfast
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On Mon, Dec 29, 2008 at 11:11 AM, Randall Reetz rand...@randallreetz.comwrote:
Anyone interested in providing an easy bare essentials tutorial for client
server communication from an xtalk projects perspective? There are a lot of
the rest of us who need help storming the web's gates.
Well,
Hi Randall,
I wrote a simple chat program a long time ago that is commented well
enough to follow. You can download it from Richard Gaskin's RevNet.
This is found in your plug-ins when Rev is running. It is called CS
Chatter box. It will demonstrate P2P communication without the need
Randall,
Id like the simple answer.
It *can* be simple. Clients, be they web pages or Rev stacks can say:
http://yourserver.com/yourcgi.cgi?param=Hello+World
That sends information to the Rev server-based script yourcgi.cgi, which
could have something like,
on startup
put $1 into x
Oh, and i am not interested in web pages. I need superfast communication.
Web pages ain't necessarily slow, Randall. In fact web servers are highly
optimized for speed, and sending a URL is often the speediest way to handle
things, with the least overhead and processing effort.
Randall,
I hope you are going to provide this functionality wrapped into xTalk's
easy message passing protocol...
send myClientMessage to myServer
and...
on myClientMessage
do blablabla
end myClientMessage
You can already do this with CGI scripts; you can already do it
Peter,
Bill, a question: will it, whatever it turns out to be, work on Linux?
Many people already use Rev CGI on Linux today. The plugin will work on
Linux, too.
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Yes. But what I'd really like would be for revBrowser to work
Bill Marriott wrote:
Peter,
Bill, a question: will it, whatever it turns out to be, work on Linux?
Many people already use Rev CGI on Linux today. The plugin will work on
Linux, too.
This thread reminds me of the 'make art' button some folks want for 3D apps.
:-)
Sorry, Randall, you have to get your hands a little dirty. All the folks
here have given you the tools, but you're going to have to learn to fish if
you want to catch some.
put URL http://www.mytesttext.txt; into
That should have read (needs a domain):
put URL http://www.example.net/file.txt; into tMyVar
On Sun, Dec 28, 2008 at 1:25 AM, Chipp Walters ch...@chipp.com wrote:
put URL http://www.mytesttext.txt; into tMyVar
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Bill, a question: will it, whatever it turns out to be, work on Linux?
(Unlike RevBrowser, of course)
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Randall,
It sounds like what you need to start with are socket commands. Check
out the accept, open socket, write to socket, read from socket
commands. This should give you a place to start playing around with
simple client / server communication. There are many gaming servers
written in
--- Randall Reetz rand...@randallreetz.com wrote:
Id like the simple answer. In script i have to
write ?? to send a message to a project on a
server. What script would need to be on the
recieving end? It is that simple. No?
Hi Randall,
Brian already suggested looking into the socket
. Thus the need for com as xtalk messages.
Randall
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From: Brian Yennie bri...@qldlearning.com
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Sent: 12/26/2008 1:10 AM
Subject: Re: Andre's post: Rev and the Web...
Randall,
It sounds like what you need to start
Bonsoir Randall,
I'm afraid you don't want to begin by the beginning, right ;-)
But it's necessary...
Others have not given you fish but fishing rods: is it not better?
To be frank, when I began myself to run into TCP communication, I had
to make efforts before understanding by MYSELF how it
Yes, it is always good to know. Or is it? I am a fan of
automation. I am working on an evolving AI scheme. It sucks
intelligence out of humans (they don't get hurt in the process). So
I am up to my eyeballs in stuff to learn and invent (I've got a
warehouse full of fishing rods
Thanks Bill. I hope you are going to provide this functionality
wrapped into xTalk's easy message passing protocol...
send myClientMessage to myServer
and...
on myClientMessage
do blablabla
end myClientMessage
Randall
On Dec 25, 2008, at 10:40 PM, Bill Marriott wrote:
Randall,
Read the docs on sockets. It's actually not that much harder that what
you describe below, but you're going to have to at least try it =).
Once you have a few handlers working, you can have your own higher
level API.
put 127.0.0.1:8080 into myServer
open socket to myServer
write
Brian Yennie wrote:
Randall,
Read the docs on sockets. It's actually not that much harder that what
you describe below, but you're going to have to at least try it =).
Once you have a few handlers working, you can have your own higher
level API.
put 127.0.0.1:8080 into myServer
open socket
Andre,
I have a need for ongoing conversion of xTalk projects/stacks to
multiple-simultaneous-user collaborative environment (projects
running over the web?).
I found your post Rev and the Web, feedback wanted. and want to
revisit these concepts to see what has been done and what could
Randall Lee Reetz wrote:
Andre,
I have a need for ongoing conversion of xTalk projects/stacks to
multiple-simultaneous-user collaborative environment (projects running
over the web?).
I found your post Rev and the Web, feedback wanted. and want to
revisit these concepts to see what has
Thank you Alex,
I guess I have to admit here... as usual... being a generalist... I
have avoided a lot of the detail... so I don't know anything about
how to send and receive data over the internet. That is what I need
to know. The basics. The details of the basics. The rest, I will
Randall,
Thanks to the magic of gmane, I was able to dig up this thread (and link to
the forum) which this seems based upon.
Andre's post:
http://forums.runrev.com/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?p=1612
It's a little bit of ancient history now, as Rev is moving forward on two
fronts. First we are
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Subject: Re: Andre's post: Rev and the Web...
Randall,
Thanks to the magic of gmane, I was able to dig up this thread (and link to
the forum) which this seems based upon.
Andre's post:
http://forums.runrev.com/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?p=1612
It's a little bit of ancient history now, as Rev
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