Re: client server framework
On Sep 24, 8:20 pm, Bizio <JimmyFloyd182E...@gmail.com> wrote:
Ok, I am looking to see if someone can point me in the direction of a
simple client server framework for passing messages between two
computers?
Basically I will have two computers on their own, isolated network. I
want to be able to pass messages from the client to a server. The
message contains a state and a command, as well as a data portion. The
data portion can be either a char*, an int, or two ints currently.
I have been looking at sockets, but am fairly new at this. I figure
before I went and invested the time upfront to learn good socket
coding standards, i'd see if there was a good framework out there.
If it helps, i am using Borland C++ Builder 2007. I looked athttp://linux=
gazette.net/issue79/tougher.htmlbut was unable to get it
to compile with BCB 2007. I am fairly new to both BCB 2007 and C++ as
I just switched to C++ from Delphi Pascal.
The obvious solution is Corba; although it might be overkill in
your situation, it has the advantage of being standard.
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