Post by tnorvell on Jan 18, 2008 11:31:12 GMT -5
>I just bought Run Basic and have a couple questions that
>I couldn't find in the documentation.
>
>1. How many web browsers can connect to the RB Server
>simultaneously? Is there a limit?
No hard coded limit. As long as your computer is big enough and fast enough
you can have hundreds of simultaneous users. Of course very few sites ever
have more than a few at a time. If you are considering an application for a
LAN, you may have a whole bunch at once, but this shouldn't be an issue.
>2. Can each web browser session run the same RB program
>and if so, is there a way that the instances can communicate
>with each other?
You can share state between users with the SQLite database that comes
built-in.
>I really like how you have replaced the string embedded
>commands like "place x y" with functions - much more
>logical.
Thanks. We think it's the right way to go.
Please join our forum at runbasic.proboards82.com and post your
support questions there. That will help us to help more than person at a
time with our support energy, and it'll build the community.
-Carl
>I couldn't find in the documentation.
>
>1. How many web browsers can connect to the RB Server
>simultaneously? Is there a limit?
No hard coded limit. As long as your computer is big enough and fast enough
you can have hundreds of simultaneous users. Of course very few sites ever
have more than a few at a time. If you are considering an application for a
LAN, you may have a whole bunch at once, but this shouldn't be an issue.
>2. Can each web browser session run the same RB program
>and if so, is there a way that the instances can communicate
>with each other?
You can share state between users with the SQLite database that comes
built-in.
>I really like how you have replaced the string embedded
>commands like "place x y" with functions - much more
>logical.
Thanks. We think it's the right way to go.
Please join our forum at runbasic.proboards82.com and post your
support questions there. That will help us to help more than person at a
time with our support energy, and it'll build the community.
-Carl
