Jacque,
GET and POST are perfectly supported on both iOS and Android. If you send them
to an LC server script (connected to the DB in localhost mode), you will no
more have to compose with any latency anymore.
working example :
on the iOS/Android mobile client app side :
set the socketTimeoutInterval to 60000
set httpHeaders to "Content-type: application/x-www-form-urlencoded" &
return
post URLEncode(gAppVars["MobileAppID"] & "=" & hexDigest("publicmclt") &
"&" & prevSession & "&stock_decrement=-1") to URL MIAS
put it into tResponse
on the server side, each DB opened connexion (PostgreSQL 8.4 on Pancake in my
case) need to be closed before the request is returned to the mobile app.
This kind of procedure respond in just some ticks (+ network latency itself
witch is < 100-300 ms from pancake witch is, in my case, hosted at less than
600 miles from my office)
Pierre
> Le 21 mars 2015 à 20:01, Richard Gaskin <[email protected]> a écrit :
>
> Ralph DiMola wrote:
>
> > Richard Gaskin wrote:
> >
> >>How does LC connect to the database socket on platforms where it
> >> provides no socket support?
> >
> > Magic.
>
> I'm intrigued. Does this magic work on Android as well?
>
> I wonder if we can leverage this for other socket comms...
>
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