> (as for mysql-protocol)
>
> Don't let the 0.9.9 fool ya.. My experience
> is that it is rock-solid. And I literally use
> it daily and it is currently being used for
> a web-based system of over 200,000 records
Network- and web-accessible system with approx. 1.5 million records
here
=?utf-8?Q?Robert_M._M=C3=BCnch?= wrote.. apparently on 10-Mar-2004/19:40:12+1:00
>On Wed, 10 Mar 2004 09:26:19 +1300, Graham Chiu <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>wrote:
>
>> RebolML message 38636 might have a work round for you.
>
>Hi, I don't have RebolML on my laptop :-( Either a cut&paste or a web-ref
do not think it is a rebol problem, even a browser the url cycles around
http://www[1,2,3,4,5,6,7].pinnaclesports.com
endlessly ... for me anyway
but politics are like that
On Wed, 10 Mar 2004, Gisle Dankel wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm having trouble reading the contents of a web page. Here's
Hi,
I'm having trouble reading the contents of a web page. Here's what happens:
>> page: read http://www1.pinnaclesports.com/guestContestLines.asp?ContestType=Politics
** User Error: Error. Target url:
http://www7.pinnaclesports.com/default.asp?redirected=yes could not be retrieved.
Circular
Hi Tim,
Am Montag, 8. März 2004 00:01 schrieben Sie:
> Hiya Rebollers:
>
> I want to take a whack at putting together an
> inferior mode for rebol on x/emacs. I'll have some
> help from a fellow who is an old hand at emacs.
>
> If you are interested, drop me a line OTL.
>
> I have rebol.el, b
Hi Robert,
Am Mittwoch, 10. MÃrz 2004 19:40 schrieben Sie:
> Hi, I want to create a Rebol based tool (what else?) that posts data to a
> server, and syncs this data to other uses. Something like an IOS/light. It
> should work thru HTTP, to avoid firewall problems.
>
> I took a look at the IOS pro
AR> I appreciate the time taken to make these
AR> tests Andreas, and Maarten, well, you're just
AR> too good to be true.
I'd like to second and third that! Very much appreciated!
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Robert M. MÃnch wrote:
>Hi, I want to create a Rebol based tool (what else?) that posts data to a
>server, and syncs this data to other uses. Something like an IOS/light. It
>should work thru HTTP, to avoid firewall problems.
>
>I took a look at the IOS proxy C code. But I must say, that I do
Hi, I'm playing around with client/server via TCP. I'm using the
http-post-form function on the client side. I want to send a binary file
to the server and write it than to a file. Here is what I do:
===Client
http-post-form reduce reduce ["data" to-string compress read/binary
%test.bin]
On Wed, 10 Mar 2004 09:26:19 +1300, Graham Chiu <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> RebolML message 38636 might have a work round for you.
Hi, I don't have RebolML on my laptop :-( Either a cut&paste or a web-ref
would help :-). Robert
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Hi, I want to create a Rebol based tool (what else?) that posts data to a
server, and syncs this data to other uses. Something like an IOS/light. It
should work thru HTTP, to avoid firewall problems.
I took a look at the IOS proxy C code. But I must say, that I don't
understand everything.
* Brondo, Greg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [040310 08:54]:
>
> How stable is the mysql interface in Rebol?
(as for mysql-protocol)
Don't let the 0.9.9 fool ya.. My experience
is that it is rock-solid. And I literally use
it daily and it is currently being used for
a web-based system of over
Is there an interface in Rebol to SQlite without needing th /Pro version?
Thanks,
Greg B.
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Very stable...
Brondo, Greg wrote:
>How stable is the mysql interface in Rebol?
>
>Thanks,
>Greg B.
>
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How stable is the mysql interface in Rebol?
Thanks,
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I see the crash too now.
I'll have to report that, if it isn't reported
already.
But it only seems to happen after actually
using the Desktop (ie. if you start desktop
automatically on startup).
If you start directly in console, then this
also should give you the code in reasonable time:
Reply to Joel -
My version of Simple-XML overcomes the problem you identify...
>>(given that you can use the block convention it creates -- see below).
With the library I provided, you can us XMLin and XMLout and you can also
easily handle the blocks created like
root/person/name/fname -- instea
I appreciate the time taken to make these
tests Andreas, and Maarten, well, you're just
too good to be true.
Anton.
> Monday, March 8, 2004, 9:26:57 PM, Maarten wrote:
>
> > Async http 1.0 file server for progressive downloads of divx, mp3,
> > MPEG-2: http://www.surfnetters.nl/maarten/snuffst
I just thought of a trick, and it seems to work.
Compare these two:
view layout [button [read http://www.rebol.com]]
view lay: layout [
button [
lay/size: lay/size + 40x0
read http://www.rebol.com
lay/size: lay/size - 40x0
]
]
That
Hi Dirk,
>>First of all, nice to see somebody building a webserver on top of hipe,
>>my Rugby I/O engine. I always thought it would be possible ;-)
>
>
> I didn´t know that you are the author of hipe. I´ve found an old article on
> rebolforces, where "building a server engine" is described. An
Wow!! Thanks for the great tests. Now what I will improve is caching.
Presently there is no in-memory cache, that is why the numbers are
pretty constant, I guess.
I'll try to fiddle with it some more. With large files it surely works
nicely for a "media" http server.
You know that I have been w
> Looks very nice - though I can't test it. (As far as I know - you
> can't run a server from a typical ISP connection, can you?)
Normally it is not possible to run a server from a typical ISP connection,
but with dynamical DNS Services (like DynDNS.org) you should reach your server
from outside
Monday, March 8, 2004, 9:26:57 PM, Maarten wrote:
> Async http 1.0 file server for progressive downloads of divx, mp3,
> MPEG-2: http://www.surfnetters.nl/maarten/snuffstream.zip
> As little as 259 kB it gives little load on your system when sending
> out multiple divx's and mp3's.
Wow! I must
Hi Maarten,
> First of all, nice to see somebody building a webserver on top of hipe,
> my Rugby I/O engine. I always thought it would be possible ;-)
I didn´t know that you are the author of hipe. I´ve found an old article on
rebolforces, where "building a server engine" is described. And I us
> So by "freezing",
> I assume you mean "deep in thought".
I'm not entirely sure... Maybe it's working and I'm just
impatient, but after a while, I pressed CTRL + ALR + DEL
and it was marked Not Responding, and was using about
50% of the system resources...
> So open a console, and do this:
>
>
I couldn't help but peek at the decompressed source :-)
First of all, nice to see somebody building a webserver on top of hipe,
my Rugby I/O engine. I always thought it would be possible ;-)
Second, in the code you use "async" handlers, but they are in fact
non-blocking handlers. Async is more
>
> What do you wish to do with namespaces?
They aren't at all as
> straightforward as they seem. They get
inherited, and the namespace
> prefixes can be reused within the nesting
of the document all the while
> resolving to totally different namespace
>URIs.
I believe this is what Joe Engli
>
> What do you wish to do with namespaces?
They aren't at all as
> straightforward as they seem. They get
inherited, and the namespace
> prefixes can be reused within the nesting
of the document all the while
> resolving to totally different namespace
URIs. The namespace processing,
> if i
Two solutions :
- if set-browser-path is available in your vm version, call it with your
mozilla path
- if not, try (as root) to make the following manipulation : ln -sf
/mozilla /usr/bin/netscape
this works as rebol is looking for netscape as default browser.
Hope this helps.
Bouba
Carl
As the subject-line says.
Using KDE and Mozilla - though called "Web Browser" in the menus...
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On 10-Mar-04, Dirk Weyand wrote:
> The PRE-release of Serve-It!, a fast, reliable, multi-threading
> server-engine featuring several HTTP & PROXY-sever in one smart
> progamm is available at:
> http://www.TGD-Consulting.de/index.r
> or visit
> http://www.TGD-Consulting.de/Download.html
> Serv
Nice, but is there an English version of the license available?
--Maarten
Dirk Weyand wrote:
>The PRE-release of Serve-It!, a fast, reliable, multi-threading
>server-engine featuring several HTTP & PROXY-sever in one smart progamm is available
>at:
>
>http://www.TGD-Consulting.de/index.r
>
>o
Ooops I just saw it in the source code! Perhaps you could put that
license on the website ?
--Maarten
Dirk Weyand wrote:
>The PRE-release of Serve-It!, a fast, reliable, multi-threading
>server-engine featuring several HTTP & PROXY-sever in one smart progamm is available
>at:
>
>http://ww
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