I've got a dedicated Mac server available, on which I want to place a Rev application to gather and disseminate the required information. The first 100 computers will continually inform that central application of their status, and the other 100 will continually ask this application for the status of the first 100 users.
I suggest having a Rev stack running permanently on the server that communicates with clients using TCP/IP sockets. This should work since the data sent in each of your messages is small (socket messages are around 1400 KB max). For example scripts see the Rev site > Video Tutorials > Sample Projects > Internet Chat (also the chatRev examples in Rev Online, User Spaces, General). The alternative of sending posts to a Rev CGI causes an instance of Rev to open for each post, as I understand things, so would seem to be more resource intensive.
Rich [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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