very interesting points, email me at my home address and lets talk price
(mostly for some examples/ideas/etc)
dougc
Tony G wrote:
From: doug chanco
...I would like to develop an in house iphone app that
our users can use to query our database for
prices/quantity available and sadly Apple only allows
socket access to the closed iphone OS.
Use a web service from Objective C, which is relatively easy with
iPhone. (Offer to assist can be inferred.) Separate the client
from the server. iPhone apps have nothing to do with data
access. Create a web service and you can use it from any client.
Think indirectly and the world can open up for you. :)
If anyone has a pick server socket solution they would
like to share I'd appriciate it (answering requests
and spawning a program to handle each incoming
request)
If you can deal with a single threaded server it might work.
Unfortunately in the MV world I don't believe you will be able to
fork off processes like an HTTP server.
otherwise I may go the route of moving the
socket server to the OS (using init.d to handle
incoming requests and to spawn a program to handle
each request).
Hmm, that sounds like...
http://sourceforge.net/projects/mvwww/
(My name is there but Glen did ALL the work)
Modify your perspective and you can have a solution in a week.
The current line of inquiry is more likely to lead to weeks or
months of searching, angst, and failure.
Good luck.
Tony Gravagno
Nebula Research and Development
TG@ remove.pleaseNebula-RnD.com
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