[V4RB] design of future pluign

Cindy alvin at ins.co.nz
Thu May 22 09:44:11 CDT 2003


Hi,

I am running my program at the moment in a number of sites with a local
network server and workstations sending transactions across TCP/IP. This
means that each workstation is its own entity but the server keeps track of
all changes and sends them around to all the workstations as they are
plugged in. Workstations can be used away from the server and when they are
brought back to school and plug into the local network, the changes made are
sent to the server and other user's changes are brought back.

How is this situation going to work with the new Valentina system? I don't
need an internet server at this stage at all as each complete client
(including workstations and server) only work within the client's local
network. I understand that Panorama works in this situation.

Cindy

> From: Keith DeLong <delong at redcort.com>
> Reply-To: Valentina Developers <valentina at lists.macserve.net>
> Date: Wed, 21 May 2003 14:36:13 -0700
> To: Valentina Developers <valentina at lists.macserve.net>
> Subject: Re: [V4RB]  design of future pluign
> 
>> on 5/21/03 10:40 PM, Keith DeLong at delong at redcort.com wrote:
>> 
>>>> Valentina work for local db as true embedded engine...but I like this
>>>> idea...Or you think that it is normal if you will distribute 2 versions of
>>>> your apps ?
>>> 
>>> I have a client-server app in development that has a fairly complex set of
>>> local user options that I want to store locally in a Valentina DB for each
>>> client. For this it seems I need both the standalone engine and client
>>> engines built in.
>> 
>> I will ask again.
> 
> Sorry - I missed that question :-)
> 
>> Do you know at least one other database which can do this?
> 
> No I don't.
> 
> If it's not doable or reasonable -- okay. But it has great potential for
> distributed processing. Some of us refuse to treat the client as merely a
> terminal ;-)
> 
> Keith
> 
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