[mmox] SMOP (Simple matter of programming)
William George <wjgeorge@dceo.rutgers.edu> Thu, 12 March 2009 14:29 UTC
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Subject: [mmox] SMOP (Simple matter of programming)
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Although I'm generally agreeing with Jon about his comments concerning client/server; this comment (about interop) had to be pointed out. Jon wrote... > If you want a standard for client/server connections that lets you stay within the same client while switching connection between different, independent worlds, just put a plugin in a browser, and write it in Flash or Java Doh! I guess the code is then the standard. Waka
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