Example of Distributed Computing with PHPO and FMX, Little plaything to show off.
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Example of Distributed Computing with PHPO and FMX, Little plaything to show off.| Zingo |
 Posted: Jul 15 2003, 08:27 PM
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Head on over to Virtual Galaxy for a little demonstration of what can be done with PHPObject and a little lateral thinking.
It's basically a 'banner-like' tool for a web page that does some calculations for a large project on the viewers browser. Using PHPO to send and recieve the data from the server and PHP to drop the results into the database. There are many possibilities for this, but I've chosen a little something different as a plaything for it  If you like it (or not!) drop by my Blog and leave a comment under the Virtual Galaxy section. BTW, The current online version is set to only start doing calculations when the viewer presses the Play > button in the swf. Basically to reduce problems while debugging, but still there 'cos I forgot to change it back!! Maybe I'll get round to doing it soon  -------------------- function sig (coffee)
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| colorblind |
Posted: Jul 16 2003, 11:57 AM
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For one thing, the blog-URL doesn't work ... for another: VERY NICE TOOL, could be pushed in different directions, but nice !!
-------------------- "For a clown-fish, he isn't that funny ... " - Finding Nemo
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| Zingo |
Posted: Jul 16 2003, 08:42 PM
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Thanks colourblind, hadn't noticed the URL problem - should be fixed in a jiffy!!
The whole Distributed computing concept could be used for hundreds of things, but most of those I'm sure will be thought about by others My choice for a Gaxaly Generator was purely for fun. -------------------- function sig (coffee)
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| uncleandy |
Posted: Jul 17 2003, 02:12 PM
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That is such a cool idea! Now I want to make something with distributed computing. But what to compute hmm...
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| sunny |
Posted: Jul 17 2003, 03:05 PM
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As a matter of fact, NTT Data Corp started testing their distributed computing solution in December last year, and I read somewhere that they have recently launched their service. Not cheap - charging companies loads of money... the USA estimated that the market for services using distributed computing technology will grow to around US$8 billion by 2004.
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| Zingo |
Posted: Jul 17 2003, 08:34 PM
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So I Am onto a good thing then!
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| uncleandy |
Posted: Jul 17 2003, 09:04 PM
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So, I just noticed that you have to hit the "play" triangle to make it contribute to the solar system. Maybe I'm the only one who missed that but I thought I'd add that note.
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