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    Heyho everyone, I'm currently working on a Network Application with a Client and 3 Servers who split up work. A lot of Data has to be transfered especially to one of those servers. I worked out a Data Packet Layout and I wanted to ask you if you think that this is a good idea. Because I'm not sure. It's an XML-based Packet Communication and looks like this:

    <DataPacket>
    <Header>
    <Some Tag>Blablabla</Some Tag>
    <Another Tag>Hello World</Another Tag>
    <Checksum>The Checksum</Checksum>
    </Header>
    <Data>
    <Type>Some Type</Type>
    <Length>Length</Length>
    <Checksum>The Checksum</Checksum>
    <Data> Our real Data ! </Data>
    </Data>
    </DataPacket>

    So this is the layout. But I'm not really happy with it because I think this is getting a huge bunch of Data. How would you do this ? Or do you have any improvements ? Or shall I maybe don't do this with XML and just as a binary packet ? Thank you, Benedikt -- modified at 23:20 Thursday 20th April, 2006

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      Heyho everyone, I'm currently working on a Network Application with a Client and 3 Servers who split up work. A lot of Data has to be transfered especially to one of those servers. I worked out a Data Packet Layout and I wanted to ask you if you think that this is a good idea. Because I'm not sure. It's an XML-based Packet Communication and looks like this:

      <DataPacket>
      <Header>
      <Some Tag>Blablabla</Some Tag>
      <Another Tag>Hello World</Another Tag>
      <Checksum>The Checksum</Checksum>
      </Header>
      <Data>
      <Type>Some Type</Type>
      <Length>Length</Length>
      <Checksum>The Checksum</Checksum>
      <Data> Our real Data ! </Data>
      </Data>
      </DataPacket>

      So this is the layout. But I'm not really happy with it because I think this is getting a huge bunch of Data. How would you do this ? Or do you have any improvements ? Or shall I maybe don't do this with XML and just as a binary packet ? Thank you, Benedikt -- modified at 23:20 Thursday 20th April, 2006

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      ablaye
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      I need to do something similar too. If you ever find out how to do it, please let me know. Project4Hire.com - Find Freelance Progammers and Graphic Designers for all your project needs

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