little@bellatrix.crd.ge.com (H. Mark Little) (04/12/91)
We would like to pass instances of c++ classes between processes (asynchronously) which may be running on different machines on the same network, and were wondering if the InterViews Persistent class may facilitate this process. If anybody has had any experience of this sort, any information will be appreciated. AtDhVaAnNkCsE Mark (H. Mark Little - consulting at GE-CRD)
linton@marktwain.rad.sgi.com (Mark Linton) (04/12/91)
In article <18453@crdgw1.crd.ge.com>, little@bellatrix.crd.ge.com (H. Mark Little) writes: |> We would like to pass instances of c++ classes between processes |> (asynchronously) which may be running on different machines on the |> same network, and were wondering if the InterViews Persistent class |> may facilitate this process. If anybody has had any experience of |> this sort, any information will be appreciated. No, the Persistent class is pretty old and klunky. You should look at the rpc classes in libDispatch for inter-process communication.