Thanks go out to Alex Tweedly, as he kindly and generously invited me to
phone him about this complex issue. We had a very good in-depth
conversation about the limitations of this TCP server in this instance.
Rather than try to troubleshoot that setup on the server end (since I have
no control
If anyone is interested, I can post a report here, otherwise I will not
waste the list bandwidth in this niche application of Rev.
Please do post a report, Jim. I haven't had to do this myself, but I
can see future projects where it might be the way to go, so I would be
very grateful for any
On 27 May 2006, at 10:38, Jim Ault wrote:
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If anyone is interested, I can post a report here, otherwise I will
not
waste the list bandwidth in this niche application of Rev.
The power and flexibility of Revolution has not ceased to amaze me.
Jim Ault
Las Vegas
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We/I are/am
wouter wrote:
We/I are/am very interested how you will tackle the packet integrity,
packet loss, packet order on UDP connection - server and client-wise.
Please spoil some bandwidth on this and keep it posted here.
Jim can answer for his specific case, but I'll make some general remarks
Thank you Alex for this explanation.
Greetings,
Wouter
On 27 May 2006, at 17:43, Alex Tweedly wrote:
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It turns out that the server service has just started a TCP alternative, so
I tried Alex Tweedly's TCP server and client.
These two stacks run successfully on both the same computer and two that I
have on my network, either with DHCP address or each having a static IP
address.
Now the outside
On May 26, 2006, at 12:45 PM, Jim Ault wrote:
These two stacks run successfully on both the same computer and two
that I
have on my network, either with DHCP address or each having a
static IP
address.
Now the outside world...
Are you saying you cannot make a TCP connection to a server
Jim Ault wrote:
It turns out that the server service has just started a TCP alternative, so
I tried Alex Tweedly's TCP server and client.
These two stacks run successfully on both the same computer and two that I
have on my network, either with DHCP address or each having a static IP
address.
