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[!Uniserve] Creating Uniserve processes
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MikeL 17-May-2005 [197] | Thanks Graham. Your response came in while I was composing this.... OK I have a simple View interface displaying a uniserve response so I follow that. With a view user interface I can see you could get the data needed for multiple tab pages asynchronously and have some saving there. For a script serving out html pages, it could be broken up so that asynch go after independent parts but they would have to be all emitted to the browser at once. Is anyone doing that with Uniserv or other? |
Graham 17-May-2005 [198] | don't understand the scenario .. are u talking about writing a server or client application? |
MikeL 17-May-2005 [199] | In that ramble, I had both - I have a View client app that I want to know how to access Uniservices to make the programming easy and I also want to know how to Uniserve if I want to run a CGI that connects to a database, does some credit application calculations, and emits html to the client. For this CGI script, I would get both performance improvements and an easier programming model ... if I am reading the doc correctly. |
Graham 17-May-2005 [200x3] | Didier is using Uniserve on client side for his forum program - enables async downloading of new messages. Look for ( I think ) lecture-forum.r |
My webmail using Uniserve's http server (Cheyenne) does database connections to retrieve mail http://www.compkarori.co.nz:8001 | |
I have a single odbc connection that is re-used by all the clients so that I do not have the overhead of opening/closing a database connection for each transaction. | |
MikeL 18-May-2005 [203] | Thanks Graham. One like a background refresh of more recently posted messages would be a great example. I looked at Didier's code for lecture-forum. If it uses Uniserve in the version that I located, it is very subtle. I'll ask him if he can illuminate it for me. |
Graham 31-Aug-2005 [204] | Open/skip will be very helpful to allow file resume in Cheyenne. |
Pekr 1-Sep-2005 [205] | you mean open/seek, no? :-) |
Graham 1-Sep-2005 [206] | yeah ... |
Terry 6-Oct-2005 [207x3] | Any simple examples on using "stop-at" with uniserve to pick up posted data??? Can only dig up "GET" ?? |
stop-at binary seems to work, but not stop-at string! | |
Ok, I got it.. seems you need to have the "stop-at" in both the on-new-client, AND on-received | |
Terry 7-Oct-2005 [210] | I have another question though.. with the httpd service, where is the actual data? I get the headers, and i get the length of the data, but not the actual binary.. im submitting a form using POST... GET is fine. |
Graham 7-Oct-2005 [211] | Does lfred know ? |
Terry 7-Oct-2005 [212x2] | Not unless you taught him. |
when i submit a basic form.. the only binary i receive is "POST / HTTP/1.1".. none of the other values? | |
Graham 7-Oct-2005 [214x4] | [thru "Content-length: " copy post-bytes to crlf | none] |
so, it must be post-bytes :) | |
is the number of bytes posted. | |
and request I guess holds the post data itself. | |
Terry 7-Oct-2005 [218x3] | I think the problems was trying to toy with the URL, rather than processing with a .cgi script. |
the httpd is trying to serve up a page, and i wouldn't let it.?? | |
One can get all fancy playing with ports and protocols, but in the end, there's alot to be said for DBI | |
Terry 8-Oct-2005 [221] | (CGI rather :) |
Graham 8-Oct-2005 [222] | Ahh.. your left hand was one row down and shifted to the right |
Terry 8-Oct-2005 [223] | That, or my brain was thinking of doughnuts. |
Graham 8-Oct-2005 [224] | no, it was twisted clockwise! |
Terry 8-Oct-2005 [225] | Ok, the problem with POST data was with domain forwarding, and not with Uniserve.. GET works fine, POST didn't. |
Maarten 25-Oct-2005 [226] | Quick questions about Uniserve: 1) Can you encap it 2) Is the http daemon reliable 3) Does the http handler support CGI/Reblets 4) Can the http daemon listen on multiple ports |
Volker 25-Oct-2005 [227x5] | Encap: You have encapping with external scripts in detective? should be a selfmade do then, to check authoirity. But would extract some files when running. |
cgi: i have read yes, launches external script. i guess that part needs little change, encap gets scriptname as arg. | |
reliable - ask graham. And its donckimbel and he sounds satisfied with it. | |
multiple ports - i guess. it can run multiple protocols, as plugins. so run the same plugin a few times on different ports. | |
5) DOc has an improved version which some people got. The webpage sounded like he is close to replacing apache. | |
Graham 25-Oct-2005 [232] | 1 -3 yes. Haven't tried 4. Think it should be able to though. |
DideC 25-Oct-2005 [233] | 1) Yes, by the use of an encap-fs script and some little changes in your script. |
Philippe 28-Oct-2005 [234] | Hello, you could find a simple bench study I've made for my job about Uniserve vs Apache, on the Rebol Documentation Project (see http://www.rebdocproj.org/article.php3?id_article=181). It's in french, but with some charts. Uniserve is very close to Apache 1.3 (and 2.0, not published). |
Terry 2-Nov-2005 [235] | Uniserve under 1.3 when trying to run the CGI example on the main http page. .. ## Error in [uniserve] : Async Write phase failed ! |
Terry 21-Jan-2006 [236] | Nenad, do you have any docs on encapping Uniserve? |
Dockimbel 21-Jan-2006 [237] | No, but next release includes an 'encap-fs library and an example of encapping Uniserve with all dependencies and modules. |
Terry 21-Jan-2006 [238] | How's production coming? |
Dockimbel 24-Jan-2006 [239] | Next release will be out when I'll find time to package it. It also needs new documentation to better explain the concept behind the framework. |
Pekr 24-Jan-2006 [240x2] | Doc - so - will you release mysql protocol as 1.0 stable? |
I think that we should finally go 1.0 after all those years - your code is of proven quality ... | |
Dockimbel 24-Jan-2006 [242] | I need to first fix the "bad handshake" random issue. |
Pekr 24-Jan-2006 [243] | it is appearing? did not know that ... |
Dockimbel 24-Jan-2006 [244] | moving to MySQL channel |
Terry 24-Jan-2006 [245] | Looking forward to it Nenad. |
Graham 25-Jan-2006 [246] | Is there any progress on encryption with Uniserve protocols ? |
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