Create Network application

[xbury.cs at clearstream.com]

Without getting into the details, you can
- create a network app using the sockets (search sockets in the docs) - 
some examples exists also
- use a server application where clients connect to (you can use sockets 
or the URL command here)
- make clients that gather info from a database (mysql) or an http server 
(any choice is good).

Hope that gives you a direction to follow... All are broad client/server 
services that can be used in
your scheme. Then again, you should check what they want for a network 
application...

cheers
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Xavier Bury
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"Malherbe Gilbert" <malherbg at yahoo.fr>
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Hi,

I have to create some multimedia Dictionnary with Revolution for a 
Scientist company.

They asked me to use them on a network system.

I had never create network application.

What can I do with Revolution?

thanks
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