Subject | Re: TcpRemoteBufferSize |
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Author | gbehnke2000 |
Post date | 2004-10-24T19:30:19Z |
Guido,
you're right our architecture looks like you descriped:
Program --- ASTA-Client --- Intenet --- ASTA-Server --- Firebird-
Server
Therefore in your case what do you think about writing a own
replicator ?
We spended a lot of time to find a way for increasing the speed
between our Clients and the db-server (this includes some compression
tools, too) and we coul'dnt find another solution as a
applicationsserver. So i think you have no other chances:
FB-Server on Laptop --- Replicator AppClient--- Intenet ---AppServer--
- FB-Server in company
Best regards
Gerhard
you're right our architecture looks like you descriped:
Program --- ASTA-Client --- Intenet --- ASTA-Server --- Firebird-
Server
Therefore in your case what do you think about writing a own
replicator ?
We spended a lot of time to find a way for increasing the speed
between our Clients and the db-server (this includes some compression
tools, too) and we coul'dnt find another solution as a
applicationsserver. So i think you have no other chances:
FB-Server on Laptop --- Replicator AppClient--- Intenet ---AppServer--
- FB-Server in company
Best regards
Gerhard
--- In firebird-support@yahoogroups.com, guido.klapperich@t... wrote:
> > The only things what changes the speed dramatically was the
> > uses of a applicationsserver. We use one of the ASTA technology
group
> > http://www.astatech.com/index.html which is very stable and very
> > flexible.
>
> When I understood you right, your architecture looks like
> Program --- ASTA-Client --- Intenet --- ASTA-Server --- Firebird-
Server
>
> But our replication-architecture looks like
> FB-Server on Laptop --- IBReplicator --- Intenet --- FB-Server in
company
>
> Because IBReplicator is a third-party-product, I don't know how to
> integrate ASTA in my architecture. Any ideas?
>
> Regards
>
> Guido