I have only done faceless servers using the CGI engine, so long as you
include the -ui to the command to load the engine (compiled app too)
it should work.. In the Windows world there are programs out there
that will allow any executable to be run as a service
So the answer is yes it seems to still work, that is very cool
But I am still curious... ultimately I would love to make this a faceless
standalone. Is that possible?
On Sat, Apr 30, 2011 at 1:09 PM, Todd Geist wrote:
> wow, if I the timestamps on that archive are accurate then this has been
>
wow, if I the timestamps on that archive are accurate then this has been
around since 1999. That is impressive!
So am I to understand that is this will work if I link the current Live Code
engine to it?
Can I build standalones with it?
Thanks
Todd
On Sat, Apr 30, 2011 at 12:31 PM, Richard Gas
Todd wrote:
> I am messing around with the idea of creating a a very simple Server as a
> LiveCode standalone. And I have a question.
> Can standalones be made to run as a daemon or windows service?
The MetaCard HTTP server should still run well in LiveCode, and is a lot
of fun to play with, i
Hello
I am messing around with the idea of creating a a very simple Server as a
LiveCode standalone. And I have a question.
Can standalones be made to run as a daemon or windows service? Ideally I
would like my app to run when no one os logged in. Is this possible?
I know about iRev, but I nee