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boco
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#16
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by boco » 2012-03-18 22:13
swdld wrote:Daß Euer Forum blancs am Zeilenanfang löscht, macht den Code nicht besser lesbar
Das liegt daran, daß Code in
Tags gehört. Außerdem ist es der Browser, der die Leerzeichen reduziert.
That being said, please note these forums are English-only. Many people may visit any day who cannot be helpful to you just because they can't read German.
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by botg » 2012-03-19 07:06
Interesting approach. Sadly things like filenames can't be transmitted that way.
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#18
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by swdld » 2012-03-20 10:22
Conversation previously held in english taught me, that you missed the point. That's why I tried in German.
WMessages are THAT thing for an implementation with ease:
Implementation of a save and fast inter process communication.
@ Tim:
No, you are wrong!
Implementing to pass "more information" (like file paths or even Mario Puzo's 'The Godfather') is possible that way too. You just have to decide what kind of solution for what a need to implement!
Play around with WMessages and you'll succeede the Gordian knot.
Keep in mind, that Konrad Zuse realized, that ALL informations is calculatable and displayable with '0' and '1' ONLY.
These are two states only, as you know, but with WMessages you get hundrets or even tens of thousands of states.
And you try to make me believe that WMessages is inapplicable for that simple need of passing a filename?
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by swdld » 2012-03-20 10:43
I may write you two applications which perform that thing.
The one would have a Unicode enabled TextBox in which you might write any text into (e.g. Mario Puzo's book ? )
and a button to pass the text.
The other application would display the information in its own TextBox, soon after the user clicked on the transmit button from the first application.
The way to perform that is not much more than "creating" a protocol (like 'old' FTP). The protocol must include vice versa communications for transferring bytes and passing the success of their revceival - thats it.
I have that running in some of my business processes since years and it's a 100% stable.
Such an implementation into FileZilla would make FileZilla the unrivaled #1 solution for an FTP server.
First step would be the protokol's design, the interface from FileZilla to a proprietary external process.
A good documentation of the layout, explanation of the functionality of the software interface would enable any pro to code his own proprietary process that performs his needs in combination with FileZilla.
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#20
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by swdld » 2012-03-20 16:06
Sorry, found the Client sources only. Can you please provide a link to the server sources?
I'd like to get an idea how to implement IPC.
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#21
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by boco » 2012-03-20 23:00
You get the sources when installing FileZilla Server, by checking the Sources component.