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Post 302197727 by garric on Wednesday 21st of May 2008 02:07:40 PM
05-21-2008
Thats looks like an interesting idea 
But I will finish working on the one you helped me so much, first.
So if my client code is this simple, will my server code just look like this
$client_data=param(data);
open a file
print $client_data
close a file
My concern now is to handle the concurrent writes into a common area. How do I tackle that?
Regards,
garric
But I will finish working on the one you helped me so much, first. So if my client code is this simple, will my server code just look like this
$client_data=param(data);
open a file
print $client_data
close a file
My concern now is to handle the concurrent writes into a common area. How do I tackle that?
Regards,
garric
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