Brian Dupras <bdupras@bigfoot.com>, on 4/6/99 10:58 AM wrote: >You might consider writng your server "extension" as a java servlet. Once >loaded, a HTTP servlet by default has a sessioning mechanism. This could >help you get around the stateless protocol of HTTP. > >If written as a servlet, you can also transport the servlet across multiple >web servers such as Jigsaw, Apache, IIS, Netscape, JWS, etc. > >Brian Hmmm. That's an interesting idea that I hadn't thought of before. But the RTSP spec, while it has a lot of the same request and response messages as HTTP, has some other things in it that I don't think a servlet could support because it has to communicate through an HTTP interface (at least all the ones I've written before do). I'm thinking I'll have to go a few layers deeper into Jigsaw than just the servlet api to do it. -- Gary Teter, Big Dog Bulldog Beach Interactive http://www.bulldogbeach.comReceived on Tuesday, 6 April 1999 15:20:06 GMT
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