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==== OECGI2 (OpenInsight 32-Bit) ====
=== At 19 JUN 2007 03:25:14AM Stefano Cavaglieri wrote: ===
 
 
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Remember the problems I've got with OECGI2, as in my earlier posts of February 2007? Well, after upgrading to OI 8.0 they're all gone! The system is up and running, multiple oengines are dynamically started end stopped as expected, no CPU overkill, java is behaving well... With this I just wanted to say thank you to all staff at Revelation Software.



Stefano
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=== At 09 JUL 2007 12:59AM William Ng wrote:  ===

<QUOTE>hi, i am new with oecgi.Have some questions to ask.

1) oecgi can open multiple oiengine? Is it limited by the no of sdp u got?

2) do u use it for web apllication only?  

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=== At 09 JUL 2007 08:28AM [url=http://www.sprezzatura.com]The Sprezzatura Group[/url] wrote:  ===

<QUOTE>1) OECGI2 can open multiple engines - std licensing applies.

2) Anything that can speak the protocol can use it but is is PRIMARILY used for Web Apps.





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=== At 09 JUL 2007 08:17PM Richard Bright wrote:  ===

<QUOTE>William,

OECGI2 is very cool.  

1. Easy to set up on separate host in dmz and point to application(s) on database server in private area.

2.  Can host multiple systems

3.  Can specify number of engines spinning, waiting for requests - others loaded on demand; can reserver engines for lan (rich client).



While you are at it, have a look at David Goddard's paper on AJAX to get a taste of what can be done to construct a rich experience at the browser level.  Look forward to more KB papers and examples on Web publishing from OI.

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