[slinkelist] VNC, DCOM (was re: Multi-room controls)

[Ian Cole]

A TCP/IP "socket server" exists today - www.technovelocity.com/hase

The BETA 2 release is now available for download, so you can try it today
:>)


----- Original Message -----
From: John Shankland <sci4all@yahoo.com>
To: <simon@themasons.net>; 'Igal, Saleh' <saleh.igal@archongroup.com>;
'Michael Holopainen' <michael@laserle.fi>
Cc: 'Slinke-List' <slinkelist@nirvis.com>
Sent: Wednesday, November 01, 2000 11:16 AM
Subject: RE: [slinkelist] VNC, DCOM (was re: Multi-room controls)


> How about a slinkeserv replacement. It would be two components a com
server
> for CDJ to talk to, and a normal tcp/ip server to talk to the actual
slinke
> device. The COM server would run on the same machine as CDJ, but would
talk
> to the tcp/ip sever instead of a slinke device. This would give the mos=
t
> freedom of choice. People could still use CDJ, or they could just use t=
he
> tcp/ip server and communicate to it any way they'd like, web, jabber,
> telnet or whatever comes out in the future.
>
> Also it wouldn't require any changes to CDJ. Of course if the tcp/ip
server
> where stable enough eventually Colby might want to change CDJ to use it
> instead.
>
> At 05:26 PM 10/31/2000 -0500, Simon Mason wrote:
> >It would be nice to have a true client server capability.  Run the CDJ=
 as
> >the client, have it connect to slinkeserv through tcp/ip.  Then I coul=
d
open
>
>
> --
> =A9=BF=A9=AC
> John
>
>
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