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[Alex Shaw]

Hi Andre

Basically I really like the way you have integrated all the current rev 
cgi funtionality but it would be nice if the webserver could handle 
large data/file transfers in both directions (ie large POSTs).

This can be done by saving all client sockets in list, update them a 
little each time and then disconnect. That will allow multiple 
connections with little delay when one connection requests a large file 
or dataset. Probably easier to do this with files (via seek) than cgi 
results. I've been meaning to dissect Dave's libUrl to see how he does 
things but haven't had time.

At the moment I tend to shift the load off to a separate ftp or web 
server (curl is another option) for large files. It is nice when it can 
all be done within the one server app written in transcript (revolution) 
both from a embedding and code management point of view.

In my experience more & more organisations tend to prefer web-based 
traffic thru their networks than custom ports and protocols. Keep it 
simple :)

Also maybe move the MIME types to a field so they can be more easilly 
accessed and edited.

Look forward to the update & maybe a holiday over there one day ;)

regards
alex

Andre Garzia wrote:
> Thanks for the typo report and stay tuned because there's an update to
> RevOnRockets package coming. If you could send me some feedback on what you
> like and dislike on the package and how it works for you it would be great.
> I made this to work for me but I realize other people might have different
> needs.