BTW, maybe I'm a little bit naive, but isn't using an SQL server not an overkill for such a relatively small application? Would it not be possible to save the users and their properties in a simple text file, a line per user, ...? And the messages could be saved in memory (vector/set/map etc.). But I admit I don't know the details of such an app, ie. whether the messages must be kept/stored persistently or not etc...
Ralf M. wrote: > tntnet.log shows the following error: > 2010-05-05 00:06:14.50707 [15400.3056552816] INFO component.putchat - new > message from test1: "test" > 2010-05-05 00:06:14.50732 [15400.3056552816] WARN tntnet.worker - > http-Error: 500 cannot cast "" > > BTW, below I forgot to mention that starting bootstrap.sh > to create the DB gave an error (unfortunately I've not saved the error > message, > but it was something about DB authentication), so then I did all the > complicated postgresql steps mentioned on the said web page. > After that it no longer gave the error and I was able to start > the app as described below, but the above error indicates that > something is still not correctly configured, or maybe there is a bug? > > > Ralf M. wrote: >> I finally somehow managed to start the app, >> but I'm not sure whether it is possible to have >> all (server and 2+ players) on the same machine? :-) >> >> The signed up and logged in user does somehow not show up >> in the browser page of the other user. >> I can somehow send messages but where should it supposed to go? >> I think one first should select the remote user, but how? >> And what does "Test" mean, is it a user name? It is static, ie. not >> clickable. >> (I think there all logged in user names should appear, isn't it?) >> >> I think I better should start studying the code a little bit >> to see how it's supposed to work... :-) >> >> >> Mihai Dragan wrote: >>> ATM it's just an overweight chat application. It's based on the >>> ajax-chat example, but the current list of messages is stored in server >>> memory, not on the client, and the users are stored in the database. >>> To compile and use you also have to install TNTDB. Then bootstrap the >>> database with bootstrap.sh, then compile the webapp dono.so using the >>> makefile, then run with run.sh >>> >>> I don't remember doing anything special to let my user create the >>> database, but I may be wrong here. Just try to run bootstrap.sh and let >>> me know how it goes. > > > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ _______________________________________________ Tntnet-general mailing list [email protected] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/tntnet-general
