Videos tagged with Server


Google I/O 2008 - GWT and Client-Server Communication

Google I/O 2008 - GWT and Client-Server Communication

Posted in Companies, Frameworks

GWT and Client-Server CommunicationMiguel Mendez (Google)It's a rare Ajax application that doesn't need network access. To the despair of many a developer, though, there are almost as many ways of communicating with a server as there are servers. The usual alphabet soup applies (XML, JSON, SOAP, RPC, and others) but even once you pick one, you're really just getting started. Designing your serv...

Tags: Google, GWT, IO2008, Client, Server, Companies, i/o, gcvio052008, plid6D9B701069B4F2F4



Google I/O 2008 - GWT and Client-Server Communication

Google I/O 2008 - GWT and Client-Server Communication

Posted in Companies, Frameworks

GWT and Client-Server CommunicationMiguel Mendez (Google)It's a rare Ajax application that doesn't need network access. To the despair of many a developer, though, there are almost as many ways of communicating with a server as there are servers. The usual alphabet soup applies (XML, JSON, SOAP, RPC, and others) but even once you pick one, you're really just getting started. Designing your serv...

Tags: Google, GWT, IO2008, Client, Server, Companies, i/o, gcvio052008, plid6D9B701069B4F2F4






Systm #90: Dynamic DNS: Access Your Home Computer Remotely

Systm #90: Dynamic DNS: Access Your Home Computer Remotely

Posted in Networking, Web Technologies, Podcasts

Want access to your files stored at home? How about hosting a home web server? Static IPs are expensive, if you can even get one. We set up Dynamic DNS instead! 'Back in the day' if you wanted to run a web server, email server, or FTP server from home you needed a static IP... and they often added quite a bit to the monthly bill from your ISP. Dynamic DNS, however, lets you use a DHCP assigned ...

Tags: Networking, DNS, Technologies, Hardware, Server, Web, Systm, Revision3



ITidiots Episode 39: Virtual Windows Clustering

ITidiots Episode 39: Virtual Windows Clustering

Posted in Operating Systems, Podcasts, Cloud Computing

This weeks video training screencast: Windows clustering provides ultimate fault tolerance, basically you can have two machines, called nodes, presenting a single ‘virtual’ server to the network, and this virtual server can run on any node. If one node dies, then the virtual server simply runs on the other. Testing for clustering usually involves expensive hardware but in this podca...

Tags: OS, Windows, Clustering, ITidiots, Virtualization, Windows 2003 Server, MCSE, SAN, Server