Swissmade Well-Known Member Licensed User Longtime User Feb 2, 2022 #1 Hi all, I wondering if it is possible to use web-sockets in a GUI app. What I like to do is send the information from a GUI Server also to a website. If this is working I like to strip down this GUI Server to a Non-GUI Server this way I know if it is working correct. Also wondering how to do that if it is possible. Thanks in advance for helping me out here.
Hi all, I wondering if it is possible to use web-sockets in a GUI app. What I like to do is send the information from a GUI Server also to a website. If this is working I like to strip down this GUI Server to a Non-GUI Server this way I know if it is working correct. Also wondering how to do that if it is possible. Thanks in advance for helping me out here.
DonManfred Expert Licensed User Longtime User Feb 3, 2022 #22 LucaMs said: should they demonstrate how to do without StartMessageLoop in the server project? Click to expand... No. The post in #1 is about a GUI App. My answer was about that you do not need StartMessageLoop in a gui-App. the provided client code works in a GUI-App with no problem. The WS Server-Part must be in a server app (non-ui). You can not include any Servercode in GUI Apps. Upvote 0
LucaMs said: should they demonstrate how to do without StartMessageLoop in the server project? Click to expand... No. The post in #1 is about a GUI App. My answer was about that you do not need StartMessageLoop in a gui-App. the provided client code works in a GUI-App with no problem. The WS Server-Part must be in a server app (non-ui). You can not include any Servercode in GUI Apps.
LucaMs Expert Licensed User Longtime User Feb 3, 2022 #23 DonManfred said: No. The post in #1 is about a GUI App. My answer was about that you do not need StartMessageLoop in a gui-App. the provided client code works in a GUI-App with no problem. The WS Server-Part must be in a server app (non-ui). You can not include any Servercode in GUI Apps. Click to expand... You gave us hope with this post: The question was clearly about the server with GUI, but ok, "stone on top", case closed. Upvote 0
DonManfred said: No. The post in #1 is about a GUI App. My answer was about that you do not need StartMessageLoop in a gui-App. the provided client code works in a GUI-App with no problem. The WS Server-Part must be in a server app (non-ui). You can not include any Servercode in GUI Apps. Click to expand... You gave us hope with this post: The question was clearly about the server with GUI, but ok, "stone on top", case closed.
LucaMs Expert Licensed User Longtime User Feb 3, 2022 #24 LucaMs said: case closed. Click to expand... It is always possible to create a special client, obviously with UI, only for the admin, to control the NON-UI server. Not a big deal. Upvote 0
LucaMs said: case closed. Click to expand... It is always possible to create a special client, obviously with UI, only for the admin, to control the NON-UI server. Not a big deal.
Swissmade Well-Known Member Licensed User Longtime User Feb 3, 2022 #25 Guys many thanks for your input. I have learn something and have to do this different. Upvote 0
