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how to actively send html to client browser?

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Terry Hayes - 12 Sep 2003 14:45 GMT
Does anyone know if a way to deliver web pages to an end-client using a push
method that can be controlled from your PC (by clicking on a page menu for
example - the pages can reside on a server). I have looked at CDF but I'm
not trying to create a webcast channel. I just want to deliver an html style
presentation with real time control from my end to a few users only at a
time. The type of system used by PowerPoint with the live broadcast feature
is what I am looking for but I want to have extra stuff on the pages than
just the slides and I also want to be able to move through the sequence
without relying on Powerpoint as my interface.

Thanks for any help.

TJ
David Bartosik - MS MVP - 14 Sep 2003 22:29 GMT
The HTTP protocol is a client server protocol. The client (browser) requests
info from the server (web site) and then receives that info, stores it
locally, and the connection is then dropped.
You can dynamically generate what the server "serves up" thru web
programming such as ASP/ASP.NET.
This is off topic for this Publisher newsgroup. I'd refer you to ASP forums
or other development forums.

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