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I don't think the definition 'server' is reserved for systems connected to the internet, but as you wrote correctly Star-Dust is a program that responds to requests from other systems and does a certain job Just think of a database server, it is a program that can run even on LANs that are perfectly
link: In computing, a server is a piece of computer hardware or software (computer program) that provides functionality for other programs or devices, calle
link: A server project is a specific type of non-ui project. There are endless other use cases for non-ui projects. Any project where you don't show a grap
link: I would say that one difference is that a server implies an internet connected application, generally responding to contacts from other devices, where

It is failing on server.Initialize(51042, "server") Because you don't close 'server' and are reopening it on the same port. 'server' is a Process_Global so will survive Activity_Pause. Android will not necessarily immediately kill your process so 'server' can remain instantiated. The same error wi

Yes, that is basically correct, the server is actually mysql, the server (b4j) is nothing more than a server of answers based on the list of questions that is found, its job is to take charge of the questions and generate the answers that are sent back to mysql. The client ultimately does nothing b

If there is another http server running on the computer, like Apache or IIS, then you should not copy the B4J server to its public_html / www / or any other publicly accessible folder.
link: You don't need to install it. Just unpack it to whichever folder you like.
link: Good Day Erel, I have unzipped the jre to my computer, Ftp ready, which directory do I install these to? Thanks Phil
link: This line starts the server process: nohup path_to_java/bin/java -jar somejar.jar > nohup.out & You can then check the logs with: tail -f nohup.out

The square brackets around an item indicate that it's an array, so what you're sending is an array containing a single object. The server is expecting a single object, which is denoted by the "{" and "}" In an ideal world, the server would be more accepting, and check to see if it was passed an arr

Maybe compile was the wrong word (I don't think about what I say). However, Basic is by far one of my favorite languages. I would like to be able to use it to make offline WEB APPS not online WEB APPS. I have already been using XOJO, but it is the same as what you are talking about (A basic server a
link: Please reconsider "your" definition of web app. "In computing, a web application or web app is a client–server software application which the client (

What I understand is a http server is to serve request from another client. I have no idea what is the point to create a single (server + client) app that download a resource from itself. Not sure this is similar to what you want. It is for B4J server so not sure it will work in B4A. https://www.b4
link: Now I tried to acces with HttpServer that way: Server.Initialize("Server") ' Server.TempFolder = File.Combine(File.DirInternal, "www") Serv

I don't think anybody did that. Not really. If by "server" you mean the backend that is called behind the actual webserver (Apache, for instance). Any bug in there might very well result in a crash in the backend code. But yes, if you did mean the actual webserver (Apache, for instance again), t

Works fine here. Note that "server" can mean many things. You can also use it to build the backend. For example jRDC2 is a regular B4J program written with B4J. Building web servers with B4J Web Apps Overview
link: True, though in most cases implementing a server like this is a mistake. jServer is much more powerful and also simpler. If you don't want to build a

A simpler alternative: assign the "server" a fixed IP on your LAN
link: Well the server app will be running on a PC inside of a Rack enclosure with multiple clients that need to know where this server is. But yes it appear

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