> But the X-windows people weren't designing for Internet scale: how
> many connections should a server be able to handle?
Well, that's where HTTP-ng came in. In particular, look at the WebMUX
document, http://www.w3.org/Protocols/MUX/WD-mux-980722.html, which we
implemented for ILU. I often wis
[Peter Hunt]
>> I think an interesting project would be complete integration of the
>> client and server via AJAX. That is, whenever a DHTML event handler
>> needs to be called on the client-side, the document state is serialized
>> and it is sent along with the DHTML event information to the serve
Peter Hunt wrote:
> Hi guys,
>
> I think an interesting project would be complete integration of the
> client and server via AJAX. That is, whenever a DHTML event handler
> needs to be called on the client-side, the document state is serialized
> and it is sent along with the DHTML event informati
We are very interested in this widget. Have you been able to complete it?
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