I just wonder if there is a better way than store to database and select
from database. Something that could bypass the database.
Also do you have any ideas what is the best way to implement server
application? So far I thought of CGI or basic deamon app. Not really
sure which is better.
tm
Martin Makundi wrote / napĂsal(a):
You could use SQL database / or other storage to store data which is
readable by wicket app. Could that work?
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Martin
2009/11/25 Tomas Mihok tomas.mi...@cnl.tuke.sk:
Hello,
we are currently desingnig a new project. It is a complex network monitoring
tool for enterprise use.
WicketApp
|
Server
purpouse of Server is that it takes data from clients, stores them in
database. Data are sent every 3 seconds. Functionality we want to add is
that after data are stored to database, we also want to pass them to Wicket
application, which should process them and display them in various ways.
My question here is: how can i solve communication Server - WicketApp. Which
is the best way to pass data to the application (don't forget that data are
passed every 3 seconds). Thank you for your ideas.
tm
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