Originally posted by Barry Gaunt:
Hi guys, - the client GUI will also run locally (that is, on the server) so you can still modify the server's parameter settings and store them (on the server).
[ April 27, 2003: Message edited by: Barry Gaunt ]
If I understand you correctly, I may start a client, then use the
client's GUI to specify the
server host's domain name and the port number (!), two bits of info which will be saved in suncertify.properties. Then I start the server. Then the client can proceed in the usual way. This seems backwards to me. I'd have thought it more sensible for the server to have the means to store its own domain name and port number in suncertify.properties, and for a client to
read suncertify.properties. But, if all modification to suncertify.properties must be done using a GUI, and the server must not have a GUI, ...?