I have a Cocoa client and server application that communicate using distributed objects implemented via NSSocketPorts and NSConnections in the standard way. The server vends a single object to the cli
I have two Cocoa applications out of which one is a launc开发者_运维问答hd daemon (Foundation tool). I need to call some of the methods in the main application from the daemon. How do I use Distribute
I\'m looking for a messaging framework to build up a cluster in Python (something similar to Apache Tribes).开发者_StackOverflow社区
I\'ve been doing some research on using RMI and in pretty much every case they say you are expected to use a web, http, or ftp server to allow the class loader to load the classes needed.
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Is there a way to use distributed objects on the iPhone? I think you need the NSConnection object which is absent in iPhone\'s version of Foundation.
Could a Distributed Hash Table be used for a two-way web app with a pub/sub type application? I\'m investigating building a forum type application but with a DHT architecture and P2P (although a cent
I\'m playing with Objective-C Distributed Objects and I\'m having some problems understanding how memory management works under the system.The example given below illustrates my problem:
I\'m looking for advice on the best way to implement some kind of bi-directional communication between a \"server-side\" application, written in Objective-C and running on a mac, and a client applicat
I have an application that pulls data from the web, parses them, and compiles the results in a search interface.Since the data are not co-dependant, it made sense to multi-thread the application to ex
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