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marcosia (Programmer)
26 Nov 03 5:42
Hi guys,

Who have tested this scenario? I do it but I succed in only starting WWW on IIS on both server and client. If I stop WWW on the client I see that server tries to connect client on HTTP:80 but fail. I think that server tries this because RTD uses call back... Can I use COM Internet Services with RTD Function? I think no!!!... Who have tried it? Is this the right way to implement RTD over the internet or someone have found another way?

THANKS!!!

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