Re: Client/Server followup
Re: Client/Server followup
- Subject: Re: Client/Server followup
- From: "R. Tony Goold" <email@hidden>
- Date: Tue, 16 Oct 2001 12:20:21 -0400
As Ondra suggested, if this is going to be a Cocoa-only app (as posting to
this group suggests), then Distributed Objects is the way to go. Then you
don't even need a protocol of your own, you're just passing messages as if
it were one big application talking to itself. If you need to make it
portable to other platforms, consider using CORBA (for C/C++) or RMI (for
Java). Learning to use any of those three (DO, RMI, CORBA) will make you
wonder why you ever bothered with sockets programming to begin with :-)
Cheers,
Tony
P.S. Has anyone ever done DO over SSL?
On Tuesday, October 16, 2001, at 01:20 , Sam Goldman wrote:
OK, now that I have done a little research, I have formulated a new
question. How do I create my own protocol for chatting. I don't want to
use
a predefined one, but would rather make my own like Adam Hinkley's Hotline
(although not for the same purpose).
Is that the correct question even?
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