Re: [Harbour] Re: uhttpd v0.2

2009-06-16 Thread Viktor Szakáts
Hi Vailton, Looks impressive, great demo. Can't entirely oversee the consequences of Adobe FLEX, looks a bit risky path to me (knowing the company), and it also has Flash, which may be a turn down for some usages. Nevertheless it may be the choice for some users, and it's very good to know such

Re: [Harbour] Re: uhttpd v0.2

2009-06-15 Thread Phil Barnett
On 06/15/2009 12:52 PM, Viktor Szakáts wrote: but hbhttpd looks a bit strange, or I don't know Actually, I like that. ___ Harbour mailing list Harbour@harbour-project.org http://lists.harbour-project.org/mailman/listinfo/harbour

Re: [Harbour] Re: uhttpd v0.2

2009-06-15 Thread Viktor Szakáts
Probably a local variable container array could solve that, so only one quasi-object needs to be passed around. Variables are post, get, session, server, etc. I do not think I like to use a single on variable and write: variable["get"]["value"] or variable[2]["value"]. Or I've misunderstood y

Re: [Harbour] Re: uhttpd v0.2

2009-06-15 Thread Mindaugas Kavaliauskas
Hi, Probably a local variable container array could solve that, so only one quasi-object needs to be passed around. Variables are post, get, session, server, etc. I do not think I like to use a single on variable and write: variable["get"]["value"] or variable[2]["value"]. Or I've misundersto

Re: [Harbour] Re: uhttpd v0.2

2009-06-15 Thread Viktor Szakáts
For me anything is good, just let's settle on something. httpsrv is a bit generic indeed, although since there is no other generic http server inside Harbour, it can be good, I just miss the 'hb' from it to show the world it's running on Harbour (but hbhttpd looks a bit strange, or I don't know).

Re: [Harbour] Re: uhttpd v0.2

2009-06-15 Thread Lorenzo Fiorini
On Mon, Jun 15, 2009 at 6:35 PM, Viktor Szakáts wrote: >> Maybe HttpSrv ? > > This is good. I'll do the rename. Isn't it too much generic? If it is an evolution of uhttp why not uhttp1 and uhttp2? best regards, Lorenzo ___ Harbour mailing list Harbour

Re: [Harbour] Re: uhttpd v0.2

2009-06-15 Thread Massimo Belgrano
http2hb 2009/6/15 Francesco Saverio Giudice : > Hi Viktor, > > Il 15/06/2009 18.00, Viktor Szakáts ha scritto: >> >> Well, maybe simply uhttpd1 and uhttpd2? >> >> Opininons? > > Maybe HttpSrv ? > >> >>> I think it's a very valuable addition, so in no >>> case would I want to remove it. >>> > > Tha

Re: [Harbour] Re: uhttpd v0.2

2009-06-15 Thread Viktor Szakáts
>> Well, maybe simply uhttpd1 and uhttpd2? >> >> Opininons? > > Maybe HttpSrv ? This is good. I'll do the rename. Brgds, Viktor ___ Harbour mailing list Harbour@harbour-project.org http://lists.harbour-project.org/mailman/listinfo/harbour

Re: [Harbour] Re: uhttpd v0.2

2009-06-15 Thread Francesco Saverio Giudice
Hi Viktor, Il 15/06/2009 18.00, Viktor Szakáts ha scritto: Well, maybe simply uhttpd1 and uhttpd2? Opininons? Maybe HttpSrv ? I think it's a very valuable addition, so in no case would I want to remove it. Thank you. Best regards, Francesco ___

Re: [Harbour] Re: uhttpd v0.2

2009-06-15 Thread Viktor Szakáts
Well, maybe simply uhttpd1 and uhttpd2? Opininons? Brgds, Viktor On Mon, Jun 15, 2009 at 5:35 PM, Viktor Szakáts wrote: > Hi Francesco, > >>> All we need to find is a name, because we already >>> have uhttpd, we can rename existing one, or rename >>> your new one, but which and to what name? >>

Re: [Harbour] Re: uhttpd v0.2

2009-06-15 Thread Vailton Renato
Hi all! Based on the examples that Mindaugas has posted I studied the integration of Harbor + uhttp2 with Adobe Flex. I'm happy with the result and them can easily integrate. I'd like to share the results with everyone here on the list. I developed 3 basic examples that show how to integrate thes

Re: [Harbour] Re: uhttpd v0.2

2009-06-15 Thread Viktor Szakáts
Hi Francesco, All we need to find is a name, because we already have uhttpd, we can rename existing one, or rename your new one, but which and to what name? as Mindaugas proposed uhttpd name, surely he must mantain the name. So it will be enough rename existing with another name (I don't have

Re: [Harbour] Re: uhttpd v0.2

2009-06-15 Thread Francesco Saverio Giudice
Hi Viktor, All we need to find is a name, because we already have uhttpd, we can rename existing one, or rename your new one, but which and to what name? as Mindaugas proposed uhttpd name, surely he must mantain the name. So it will be enough rename existing with another name (I don't have o

RE: [Harbour] Re: uhttpd v0.2

2009-06-15 Thread Horodyski Marek (PZUZ)
>-Original Message- >From: Mindaugas Kavaliauskas [mailto:dbto...@dbtopas.lt] >Sent: Monday, June 15, 2009 2:47 PM >To: Harbour Project Main Developer List. >Subject: [Harbour] Re: uhttpd v0.2 > >Hi, > ... >Marek: >> Do you think too about WebSerwice

Re: [Harbour] Re: uhttpd v0.2

2009-06-15 Thread Viktor Szakáts
I didn't inspect the code yet, but it would be nice to be able to pass LOCAL vars (f.e. array/hash container of values) down the path. To make it possible to avoid memvars. It is possible to pass all them as locals, but I've tried to avoid passing of 4 or 5 parameters though a few function in

[Harbour] Re: uhttpd v0.2

2009-06-15 Thread Mindaugas Kavaliauskas
Hi, I left uhttpd demo server running for weekend. It was working OK for 24 hours until 13/Jun/2009 18:37:04 (the time of last query). It seems, that all 50 thread (maximum number of threads) are blocked in some operation like port read. I do not know the exact bug yet. I'll try to find it A