Rev as server immune to buffer overflow?
Pierre Sahores
psahores at easynet.fr
Fri Apr 22 16:59:45 EDT 2005
Hello Richard,
If you avoid the use of "GET" calls to access from a client app to your
rev sockets driven server = if you only use "POST" procs, the server
will never wake up if he recieve a request witch is not listed in its
predefinite collection of actions to handle. It will just stay in idle
state => no way, in using this design guideline to have the rev app
server going to bufferoverflow trouble... Just unpossible. I never got
this in huit yahrs of MC/Rev applications servers deploymen ;-)
Best, Pierre
> I vaguely recall someone quoting Scott Raney as saying that buffer
> overflow issues aren't a concern when building any socket apps with
> the engine.
>
> Do I recall correctly? Any of you have more background on that?
>
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