Posted by
David Gorisek-5 on
Feb 25, 2004; 11:58am
URL: https://forum.world.st/Socket-problems-tp3369827p3369838.html
Just to make it easier for you to sell Dolphin when it comes to sockets and
networking, let me mention that we run multiple web server applications
which are 100% written in Dolphin Smalltalk. This means that we don't use a
special web server, but we developed our own HTTP 1.1 compliant web server
in Dolphin, which is serving on the average more than 100 concurrent users
per machine at a time without hiting the limit yet. The web applications
that we develop and host are complex business applications. For this type of
applications Smalltalk is an ideal environment.
The only problem with the current implementation of sockets is that you need
to have a GUI window on the server. This is about to change in D6.
David Gorisek
http://www.gorisek.com"Geoff Waddington" <
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> Thanks for the quick response Ian, just had a quick look at the Web pages,
> my feeble brain should be able to figure it out from here -- Geoff
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> "Ian Bartholomew" <
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> > .... and not forgetting (which I did) that the documentation for the
> > sockets package can be found in the online help at
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