Hi Marty,
Can multiple people simultaneously access data from a Rev stack on a
server (from a standalone)? Is there a recommended method of doing so?
Only for read-only access as Devin described.
Since a stack is entirely RAM-resident, one user can open the stack,
keep it open while
Can multiple people simultaneously access data from a Rev stack on a
server (from a standalone)? Is there a recommended method of doing so?
Thanks,
Marty Knapp
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will need to account for it in your stack or use some sort of data
base on the server.
Bill Vlahos
On Mar 8, 2006, at 5:44 PM, Marty Knapp wrote:
Can multiple people simultaneously access data from a Rev stack on
a server (from a standalone)? Is there a recommended method
On Mar 8, 2006, at 6:44 PM, Marty Knapp wrote:
Can multiple people simultaneously access data from a Rev stack on
a server (from a standalone)? Is there a recommended method of
doing so?
Marty,
I do this all the time in our Mac labs. I've never seen a problem,
and all I do is put
The data would be static (periodically changed only by me) so that's not
a concern. I've thought of just putting the data in a text file, but
wonder about security (don't know enough about it to know if that's a
real concern).
Marty
Bill Vlahos wrote:
Yes, but you don't want them to. Since
General Question is:
How does one set up a stack on an OSX server that can act like a UNIX
program where any other [Program A] can set a path:
/usr/sbin/myFilter.mc
where myFilter.mc is an open stack running in GUI mode,
such that output from Program A is read as standardIn incoming data
