[Lazarus] New version of WebDesign available

Michael Schnell mschnell at lumino.de
Wed Mar 17 12:57:44 CET 2010


On 03/17/2010 11:58 AM, Joost van der Sluis wrote:
> That's not true. What you could do is keep your program/module
> persistent in memory. In every cgi-call from the client you include a
> session-identifier. Then you can decide on the server side to which
> persistent module this call has to be referred to.
>   
AFAIK, the web server will not send anything to the browser unless it
detects that the CGI program exits. So polling does not work, as the
http client does not see any answers.

> Yes, but not using a 'byte stream' but separate requests. (byte stream
> is offcource also possible, but see above)
>   
According to my research this is not possible. But maybe I'm wrong.

> The fcl-web examples that are online now, all uses rest-handling of
> data. If I have some more time i'll write an example to show the
> behaviour as described above.
>   
Great !
Looking forward to this !

Thanks,
-Michael




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