Jason Cunliffe wrote: >Things are heating up in FlashMX world.. > >http://www.moock.org/ > ><quote> >unity is a java-based server that manages socket connections initiated by >flash's XMLSocket object. using unity, you can write multiuser applications >in flash with minimal fuss, and that is good. ></quote> > >What would it take to do a REBOL/Rugby version of moock's Unity? > >./Jason > Hi, so, I just don't understand, what is the point? We have Rebol and Rugby written in Rebol, transparently supported socket architecture thru the ports. We have best Inet language so far. Flash has to use glues ;-)
Check the following: 1) pricing please note unity's new (lower) pricing scale! Licence Description Cost professional licence single-domain only, lifetime upgrades, no user limit* USD $700 express licence single-domain only, lifetime upgrades, 100 user limit USD $100 beta promotional licence discount professional licence for qualifying beta participants 1/2 original cost (USD $350/$50) non-commercial licence artist, non-commercial, academic use free trial licence any application with 10 or fewer users free 2) requirements . java 1.2 or higher running on *nix or windows . ability to bind to a port over 1024 3) the size 1.7MB (there is Xerces in archive, which is some kind of XML parser IIRC), but anyway, who cares :-) 4) The site states Unity server is down, they have apparently problem with throughput: "unity will be down for a bit while we increase this machine's thread limit. testing is going well...thanks for the help! please reload for progress updates... " 5) I would not like to code in something like: http://www.moock.org/unity/clients/unityPush.html I just want to open port, insert port, copy port, close port ;-) -pekr- -- To unsubscribe from this list, please send an email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with "unsubscribe" in the subject, without the quotes.
