Hi All,
I am looking for some code in FP to develope a client/server (3-tier) application (I need only the middleware part), could someone point me?
Thanks!
jk
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FPC for a middleware application
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If the indy components compile under FPC, they could be used. Take a look at : http://www.indyproject.org/Articles.html
I have a 3 tier system I'm writing in Delphi currently. Client Tier connects to Server Tier with the data stored in an interbase server. All 3 items can be distributed onto separate servers/desktops. It's been fairly painless with Indy so far. Hardest part was the transport protocol between the client and server. Then again this *is* all in Delphi, so your milage may vary.
If you want something more exotic, you could easily add more logical layers using a similar model.
Matt
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Hi All,
I am looking for some code in FP to develope a client/server
(3-tier) application (I need only the middleware
part), could someone point me?
Thanks!
jk
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Jilani Khaldi wroteHi All, I am looking for some code in FP to develope a client/server (3-tier) application (I need only the middleware part), could someone point me?
Sebastian Guenther is working on fpXML-RPC: This is functional, and can be used for 3 tier programming. In fact he uses it for exactly that. (mail )
Michael.
If the indy components compile under FPC, they could be used. Take a look at :…
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If the indy components compile under FPC, they could be used. Take a
look at : http://www.indyproject.org/Articles.html
I have a 3 tier system I'm writing in Delphi currently. Client Tier
connects to Server Tier with the data stored in an interbase server. All
3 items can be distributed onto separate servers/desktops. It's been
fairly painless with Indy so far. Hardest part was the transport
protocol between the client and server. Then again this *is* all in
Delphi, so your milage may vary.
Thank you for this information, but on server side I prefer to stay with FPC and Linux/FreeBSD.
jk
are there any signs from microsoft's side to heavily support interconnection to free…
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> >connects to Server Tier with the data stored in an interbase server. All
> >3 items can be distributed onto separate servers/desktops. It's been
> >fairly painless with Indy so far. Hardest part was the transport
> >protocol between the client and server. Then again this *is* all in
> >Delphi, so your milage may vary.
>
> Thank you for this information, but on server side I prefer to stay with
> FPC and Linux/FreeBSD.
>
> jk
are there any signs from microsoft's side to heavily support interconnection
to free systems?
No, they are even digging in deeper. They say they'll be open (and e.g. base the new word format on XML), but then they pervert XML so that only Microsoft and partners can process the word documents.
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i have programmed and installed a peer-to-peer solution between two PC's
using windows me. On my office computer, I have both windows 98 with FPC
and linux with FPC .. I spend much time changing OS .. I dare suggest
real-time switching between the two OSs, as long as we still use
one-processor-systems .. But that would require Microsoft to join the
band.
VmWare?
Thank you for this information, but on server side I prefer to stay with FPC and…
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>If the indy components compile under FPC, they could be used. Take a
>look at : http://www.indyproject.org/Articles.html
>
>I have a 3 tier system I'm writing in Delphi currently. Client Tier
>connects to Server Tier with the data stored in an interbase server. All
>3 items can be distributed onto separate servers/desktops. It's been
>fairly painless with Indy so far. Hardest part was the transport
>protocol between the client and server. Then again this *is* all in
>Delphi, so your milage may vary.
Thank you for this information, but on server side I prefer to stay with
FPC and Linux/FreeBSD.
jk
are there any signs from microsoft's side to heavily support interconnection to free systems? i have programmed and installed a peer-to-peer solution between two PC's using windows me. On my office computer, I have both windows 98 with FPC and linux with FPC .. I spend much time changing OS .. I dare suggest real-time switching between the two OSs, as long as we still use one-processor-systems .. But that would require Microsoft to join the band.
anton.
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Microsoft will offer this type of service in Windows Server 2003 (or whatever the name is) as an add-on I think. Probably it will be incorporated into next releases.
They have recently acquired a company that has such products so MS is entering the Virtual Machine market to stop the leakage of corporate customers. There is going to be some very interesting changes in the OS market in the near future.
Vassilis
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> 98 with FPC and linux with FPC .. I spend much time changing OS .. I dare
> suggest real-time switching between the two OSs, as long as we still use
> one-processor-systems .. But that would require Microsoft to join the
band.
No, they are even digging in deeper. They say they'll be open (and e.g. base the new word…
Hi!
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> > >connects to Server Tier with the data stored in an interbase server.
> > > All 3 items can be distributed onto separate servers/desktops. It's
> > > been fairly painless with Indy so far. Hardest part was the transport
> > > protocol between the client and server. Then again this *is* all in
> > > Delphi, so your milage may vary.
> >
> > Thank you for this information, but on server side I prefer to stay
> > with FPC and Linux/FreeBSD.
> >
> > jk
>
> are there any signs from microsoft's side to heavily support
> interconnection to free systems?
No, they are even digging in deeper. They say they'll be open (and e.g.
base the new word format on XML), but then they pervert XML so that only
Microsoft and partners can process the word documents.
> i have programmed and installed a peer-to-peer solution between two PC's
> using windows me. On my office computer, I have both windows 98 with FPC
> and linux with FPC .. I spend much time changing OS .. I dare suggest
> real-time switching between the two OSs, as long as we still use
> one-processor-systems .. But that would require Microsoft to join the
> band.
VmWare?
Good word. Keeps in mind that virtuality and reality are essentially the same. Really, I'm not sure if Microsfot Widows actually know(s?) that simple fact ..
anton.
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"Adas Methode war, wie sich zeigen wird, Tagträume in offenbar korrekte Berechnungen einzuweben."
Doris Langley Moore: Ada, Countess of Lovelace (London 1977).
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Anton Tichawa
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Sebastian Guenther is working on fpXML-RPC: This is functional, and can be used for 3…
Hello!
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On Thu, 13 Mar 2003, Jilani Khaldi wrote:
> Hi All,
> I am looking for some code in FP to develope a client/server (3-tier)
> application (I need only the middleware part), could someone point me?
Sebastian Guenther is working on fpXML-RPC: This is functional, and can be
used for 3 tier programming. In fact he uses it for exactly that.
(mail )
from my point of view, c/s is a subset of p2p, isn't it? i mean that point of view is a precondition to understanding all things.
anton.
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"Adas Methode war, wie sich zeigen wird, Tagträume in offenbar korrekte Berechnungen einzuweben."
Doris Langley Moore: Ada, Countess of Lovelace (London 1977).
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Anton Tichawa
Volkertstrasse 19 / 20
A-1020 Wien
mobil: +43 664 52 07 907
email:
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