If you control the clients (and how they connect to the database), then
it's trivial
(think of it as a chat application :-)
- have each client register with an "update server"
- when a client changes something, it tells the "update server"
- the update server then notifies each client
If you don't have that control, then your best chance is :
- for local subnet - broadcast to *.*.*.255 as Mark S. suggested.
NB this is currently problematic on Mac, but seems to work fine
on Windows
(sorry, don't know about Linux)
- for general internet - just hope that you control the clients :-)
-- Alex.
On 06/06/2012 22:21, Malte Brill wrote:
Hi all,
I have a system that connects multiple clients to a database. I would like all
clients to receive a push notification if one of them alters stuff in the DB.
Anyone got an idea how to implement this? (I do have a LC server license, so I
could use that if necessary)
Any pointers / ideas much appreciated!
Malte
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