I would think that a Java applet would be your best bet. You can have
real-time updates instead of page reloads. However, you will need to
write a server to handle the specific requests for the applet. That can
be done in Java, C/C++, or even Perl. I would prefer Perl because of
it's string
Hi,
> It might even be possible that Winamp itself provides
> hooks to a running instance of itself via command line
> parameters (one can hope) which would simplify the
> task greatly.
Winamp (v2 at any rate, I haven't worked with v3) has a great API, including
hooks via the command line, which
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> Subject: Re: [PHP] controlling winamp with COM
>
>
> Look, i don't know if you already received a reply for your
> message, but i
> can tell you i know a lot about PHP and i have absolutely no
> idea how to do
> this.
>
> I will just remind yo
Depending on exactly how you intend to use this technology there are
several ways to go about it. One is to create a PHP C extension that you
compile into the PHP engine itself -- this I imagine can hook into the
API to control the open application. Then you can choose to use these
new extension fu
Look, i don't know if you already received a reply for your message, but i
can tell you i know a lot about PHP and i have absolutely no idea how to do
this.
I will just remind you that PHP is intended to be used as a server to client
technology and that it might have some indirect interaction with
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