Hi Marty,
Maybe it's understood as a given, but no one has mentioned studying what
the docs say about sockets. Sockets are basic to communication between
Rev stacks/apps running on different machines. Please pardon if this is
all old news... but for the sake of newbies who may not be aware, I
continue. You can learn about Rev's networking support by reading what
the docs say about:
COMMANDS:
open socket (note the 'with message' option on all of these)
read from socket
write to socket
close socket
MESSAGES:
socketClosed
socketTimeout
socketError
FUNCTIONS:
openSockets
PROPERTIES:
socketTimeoutInterval
I think the docs are always a good place to start.
Thanks -
Phil Davis
Marty Billingsley wrote:
Hi all --
Sorry about a repeat query -- I'm sure this has come up before, but you
know how it is: you skim over messages on the list that don't pertain to
what you're currently working on.
Anyway, is there a tutorial on networking using RunRev? I want to make
two Macs talk to each other (using Bonjour, or whatever else will work)
and share a stack. Is this reasonably easy to do? I'm exploring two
ideas: simple multi-user games for my students, and creating an
application where several users can draw on a card at the same time --
like SubEthaEdit, except with painting.
Thanks for any pointers (including subject headers of previous threads)
you can provide.
cheers,
- marty
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Marty Billingsley ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
The University of Chicago Laboratory Schools
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