RevNet installation

[Alena Raymond]

On Jul 14, 2004, at 8:35 PM, J. Landman Gay wrote:

> On 7/14/04 6:14 PM, Alena Raymond wrote:
>
>> Second option was to make it remote controlled from the server (using 
>> RevNet) Available to special clients using some kind of small 
>> standalone that does nothing but open stacks stored on the server.
>> I was wrong on that one!
>
> Actually, I think this is something you could do. You would need to 
> store your standalone stack on the server as the orginal stack, not as 
> a standalone. Then you need to build a standalone like RevNet which 
> you can distribute to your clients. When your clients click a button 
> on their standalone, it downloads the stack from your server.
>

So I assume there is no plug-in  which is already developed to be used 
as server pack?
Original stack is stack.rev ?

> To open a stack over the internet, you only need this command:
>
>  go stack url "http://www.domain.com/mystack.rev"
>
> You can't run a standalone over the internet, but you can run stacks, 
> which is what RevNet does.
>
> This method does not give you remote control over the operation of the 
> stack, but the user can run the stack just as if it were located on 
> his computer. Is that what you need to do?

Yes. Where data is located on the server and it could be easily 
accessed from any client.

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Alena C. Raymond

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