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Peter Skinner
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PostPosted: Wed Sep 17, 2003 8:14 pm    Post subject: Peer to Peer Web Page Reply with quote




Hi

I have developed an app that makes a web pages from screen captures. I now
want the user to be able to show this web page to another user on the net.

So I guess I have a htm page and some gifs and jpegs to share accross the
net...Where do I start to learn how to do this?

Or even better how do I do this...



Cheers

Peter


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Eugene Mayevski
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PostPosted: Wed Sep 17, 2003 9:53 pm    Post subject: Re: Peer to Peer Web Page Reply with quote



Peter Skinner wrote:

Quote:
I have developed an app that makes a web pages from screen captures. I now
want the user to be able to show this web page to another user on the net.
So I guess I have a htm page and some gifs and jpegs to share accross the
net...Where do I start to learn how to do this?
Or even better how do I do this...

There are several options:

1)Create MHT file and send it as attachment to other user. MHT files can
be viewed with IE only. You can create them manually (we do this in our
Timelyweb application).
2) attach the web page and all images and send them. This must be
handled by most e-mail clients which handle HTML
3) Post the page and images to some web server. The exact way depends on
whether you (or the user) has a server and what this server supports
(HTTP PUT command, WebDAV etc.)
4) run local HTTP server inside of your application. For your particular
task this is not as hard as it can seem.

We can provide help with any of these ways. Please contact privatly if
interested.

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Eugene Mayevski
EldoS Corp., CTO
Networking and security solutions, custom development services
http://www.eldos.com


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DaveH
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PostPosted: Thu Sep 18, 2003 5:56 pm    Post subject: Re: Peer to Peer Web Page Reply with quote



First decide whether you want to host the web page or send it.

If you want to host the page, the other client needs to know how to get it
from you. Web Server, FTP or a peer-peer socket connection. A simple
solution is to run a web server on your machine and deliver the page as a
web site or a .Net web service. True peer-to-peer is more work but then
your not running an open web server that just anyone could see.

To send it, you need to decide how the client should receive it. Email,
ftp, peer-peer. Again, to do peer-to-peer is more work, but its a dedicated
connection.

Check out the Chat demos using the Indy or ICS components to get an idea of
how to do the peer-peer connection.

DaveH

"Peter Skinner" <nospam.mpskinner (AT) e3 (DOT) net.nz> wrote

Quote:

Hi

I have developed an app that makes a web pages from screen captures. I now
want the user to be able to show this web page to another user on the net.

So I guess I have a htm page and some gifs and jpegs to share accross the
net...Where do I start to learn how to do this?

Or even better how do I do this...



Cheers

Peter


*************************************************************
Teach others what you know about Windows Programs in Seconds with
http://www.etchpad.com/





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