Again, sorry if this has been discussed earlier (where is the darn Search
function in this archive??)
I'm doing a series of applications that need to communicate with each other
(on a single machine, no networks involved) in a simple and efficient way.
Now, I really like Synapse's clean structure and given there is an
adaptation for RS232, maybe there could be some IPC oriented socket,
utilizing WM_COPYDATA and/or mm files. Both TCP and UDP style connections
could be emulated easily, together with some simple neighbor-detecting
mechanism.
I realize that all this in one way or another can be implemented using
existing sockets but this (correct me if I'm wrong) forces having open
ports, possibly upsetting the internal firewall (and you really don't want
that on a server) OR a complicated system of port assignments that is not
easy to automate and implement.
Any thoughts?
Kipsus
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