- From: Gary Teter <bigdog@bulldogbeach.com>
- Date: Tue, 6 Apr 1999 15:51:06 -0400 (EDT)
- To: "Brian Dupras" <bdupras@bigfoot.com>, "W3 Jigsaw Mailinglist" <www-jigsaw@w3.org>
Brian Dupras <bdupras@bigfoot.com>, on 4/6/99 11:15 AM wrote: >> ... because it has to communicate through an HTTP >> interface (at least all the ones I've written before do). > >Actually, a servlet can do anyhting that the host environment will allow. >I've seen a servlet that does one task, but serves up multiple interfaces: >HTTP via the standard servlet stuff, *and* a direct open socket, *and* RMI >(CORBA). The client(s) can choose which interface to use. > >The example is in McGraw Hill's "Java Servlets" by Karl Moss. It's pretty >cool. > >B Well, actually, that's what I'm trying to avoid. I could write my own RTSP server from scratch, but I'd rather start with someone else's well-thought-out extensible framework; hence my interest in Jigsaw... or am I misunderstanding what you're suggesting? -- Gary Teter, Big Dog Bulldog Beach Interactive http://www.bulldogbeach.com
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