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Re: xAP / xPL Gateway
- Subject: Re: xAP / xPL Gateway
- From: Stuart Booth
- Date: Sat, 06 Sep 2003 00:11:00 +0000
On Fri, 5 Sep 2003 23:59:32 +0100, "Ian Lowe" <<a
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wrote:
>> What will happen if there is already a xAP Hub running on the
system?
>There shouldn't be ;)
<grin> I hear you!
Your hub had better work right then cos I won't be able to use an
alternative if it doesn't will I? <cheeky evil grin>
>Well, the approach that we have taken in xPL is slightly more rigid.
There
>is one Hub on each PC, it's there all the time, and Apps only operate
as Hub
>clients.
Okey dokey!
>From an end user p.o.v. mucking about with "this app can be a
hub", or "this
>is a hub app" etc, is (imo) just too much hassle. The Hub is
installed as a
>seperate entity, and it's just there, as an always present service.
With my apps you don't even need that special Hub :-)) If there is
one, then great, everything continues to work.
For me this means I can just start that one application I want to run
and nothing else is required to be installed/configured/run-first.
The rest of the configuration stuff is optional if you know what
you're doing ie for me I guess :-p
S
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Stuart Booth
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