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Old October 29th, 2007, 11:31 PM
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Hi. anyone here know how to develop a p2p application using VB6? can anyone help me on this?? ASAP pls... thanx in advance...

 
Old October 30th, 2007, 07:46 AM
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can you be more specific??? because VB6 has D&P, an utility to deploy applications... or are you looking to deploy it in a diferent way???

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thanx to reply. actually, i'm newbie to VB6. my project title is something like "PEER-TO-PEER FILE SHARING". i've to develop a peer-to-peer application using VB6. i tried to search for a sample code or previous project, but i've failed. i need someone to guide me through out this project implementation.

is this answered ur question about D&P?? cuz i really don't know what's that. i really looking forward from u and anyone who know. thanx in advance..

 
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Hey there.. sorry I read again your original question, and P&D it's not what you are asking. P&D means Package and deploy and it's the utility to deploy applications, maybe the first time I read your post i confuse develop with deploy...

anyway.. you have to be a lot more specific.. do you have requirements?? do you have something already build?? do you have an idea of how the program will behave??? I don't think that VB6 it's the right language for this type of application. If this is your first project and you are doing it for yourself, I suggest you start with something else...

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Also, when these files are "shared," what behavior is implied by that? Just reading?
 
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this application is used at kinda smart school. it's "peer-to-peer file sharing in collaborative learning environment". the end-user is teacher and student.

okey, i've got a sample code using C++ (visual c++ 6). the title is "Peer-to-Peer Communicator and File Transfer". is file sharing & file transfer is the same thing?

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I still don't understand the point of the application.. if it will be used only on a intranet then this is not the solution.. maybe you are seeing the problem wrong???

mmm.. tranfer probably regards getting a file from a point to another point.. not meaning anything about sharing...

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I don't think file sharing and tranfsfer are the same. What I get from the titles is that transfer would place a copy of the file onto a target machine, but sharing would allow one file to be used as a resource from more than 1 machine, without moving or copying it anywhere.
 
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Okey now i have another problem. is it possible to run a vb6 application (.exe) directly from the website?? i mean, once u click a button on a webpage, the target application will execute automatically without downloading it to that PC??

 
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well.. no.. you have to download it.. also you have to install it, since maybe the user don't have the required dll to make it work..

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