On 13 Jan 2001 14:22:24 -0800, James Duncan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>the client's last request. If I do a client pull I will have all the clients
>polling the server every minute or so asking for new data regardless if any
>exists or not. This could cause serious overloading of the server, whereas a
>server push would only occur when new data exists.
Any way of doing that would be something of a major change in the way your
application is written. Instead, have you considered caching that update? If
you do it carefully (and maybe work in some sort of diff function so that a
client can only retrieve changes from the previous update) you shouldn't have
problems unless you have many thousands of clients on your network.
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