Web Based Application

[droberson]

I have been working on my Kindergarden application. This application I want to be web enabled so the application will be a Vitialize application.

Once the information is collected it is converted into a XML file that I want to send to a server using port 80 on the clients computer.

On the Apache web server I want to use the mod_proxy module to forward the file to lets say port 8080 which is what my server application, also to be written using MMF2 and MOOSock, will be listening and responding on. The server will act as a data pump providing the information to other computers via XML format or placing the data into an SQL database.

Most of this I have figured out. I don't want to use a PHP script.

My issue is if I need the server to talk back to the client application running in Vitalize. For example, after storing the data in an SQL database successfully it sends a message to the client app with then displays a message to the user.

Any suggestions??? I know I could just run the application and server as normal applications and connect via some port. But I am trying to get around having to change firewall settings on the client side. I also want to distribute the application via a web browser so Vitalize will be used.

[Corentin]

excuse me but i don't get what you're asking (my english isn't very good). I understand what you want to do but not the problem

[joewski]

Hmm, Sounds possible.

Let me get this right.

Kinda PC ---> Apache Web Server ----> Forward to your Server..

Then you want message.

Kinda PC <---Apache Web Server <-----Sent by your server.


Eh I don't see a problem, if you can do it one way you can do it the other way, just reverse the process, bit like a chat client I recon.

[droberson]

I'll let you know how it turns out.