How do you design applications with client-based DBs?
Here’s what a typical application that adopted the client-server architecture looks like:
“Generifying” a request-oriented protocol
A colleague of mine is working on some software which involves a client process (possibly more than one, although not lots) and a server process. They typically communicate on the same machine but in principle could be communicating over the network. Now, typical communication is something like:
How to maintain view logic separation with a server
I am writing a client server application. I wanted to fully separate the server logic, from the view. The first thing I wanted to to, is to make a sort of a message log.
How to maintain view logic separation with a server
I am writing a client server application. I wanted to fully separate the server logic, from the view. The first thing I wanted to to, is to make a sort of a message log.
Client/server model where the server rejects connections from *newer* clients
I’m using a piece of commercial software where the server will reject any attempt to connect to it from a newer client. In other words, you can use version 8 of the client to connect to a v10.0 server, but not version 10.1 of the client.
Client/server model where the server rejects connections from *newer* clients
I’m using a piece of commercial software where the server will reject any attempt to connect to it from a newer client. In other words, you can use version 8 of the client to connect to a v10.0 server, but not version 10.1 of the client.
Client/server model where the server rejects connections from *newer* clients
I’m using a piece of commercial software where the server will reject any attempt to connect to it from a newer client. In other words, you can use version 8 of the client to connect to a v10.0 server, but not version 10.1 of the client.
Client/server model where the server rejects connections from *newer* clients
I’m using a piece of commercial software where the server will reject any attempt to connect to it from a newer client. In other words, you can use version 8 of the client to connect to a v10.0 server, but not version 10.1 of the client.
Client/server model where the server rejects connections from *newer* clients
I’m using a piece of commercial software where the server will reject any attempt to connect to it from a newer client. In other words, you can use version 8 of the client to connect to a v10.0 server, but not version 10.1 of the client.
Client/server model where the server rejects connections from *newer* clients
I’m using a piece of commercial software where the server will reject any attempt to connect to it from a newer client. In other words, you can use version 8 of the client to connect to a v10.0 server, but not version 10.1 of the client.