Re: RE: [fpc-pascal]FPC for a middleware application

2003-03-14 Thread Anton Tichawa
Hi! On Friday 14 March 2003 05:32, you wrote: > > > >connects to Server Tier with the data stored in an interbase server. > > > > All 3 items can be distributed onto separate servers/desktops. It's > > > > been fairly painless with Indy so far. Hardest part was the transport > > > > protocol betwe

Re: RE: [fpc-pascal]FPC for a middleware application

2003-03-14 Thread Vassilis Stathopoulos
Microsoft will offer this type of service in Windows Server 2003 (or whatever the name is) as an add-on I think. Probably it will be incorporated into next releases. They have recently acquired a company that has such products so MS is entering the Virtual Machine market to stop the leakage of cor

Re: RE: [fpc-pascal]FPC for a middleware application

2003-03-13 Thread Marco van de Voort
> > >connects to Server Tier with the data stored in an interbase server. All > > >3 items can be distributed onto separate servers/desktops. It's been > > >fairly painless with Indy so far. Hardest part was the transport > > >protocol between the client and server. Then again this *is* all in > >

Re: RE: [fpc-pascal]FPC for a middleware application

2003-03-13 Thread Anton Tichawa
On Thursday 13 March 2003 21:20, you wrote: > >If the indy components compile under FPC, they could be used. Take a > >look at : http://www.indyproject.org/Articles.html > > > >I have a 3 tier system I'm writing in Delphi currently. Client Tier > >connects to Server Tier with the data stored in an

Re: RE: [fpc-pascal]FPC for a middleware application

2003-03-13 Thread Jilani Khaldi
>If the indy components compile under FPC, they could be used. Take a >look at : http://www.indyproject.org/Articles.html > >I have a 3 tier system I'm writing in Delphi currently. Client Tier >connects to Server Tier with the data stored in an interbase server. All >3 items can be distributed onto