Re: EXE at server
- From: Richard Heathfield <rjh@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 28 Feb 2008 09:43:39 +0000
sb5309@xxxxxxxxx said:
There is an EXE file on a web server (assumed to be a linux binary).
Er, it's unlikely to be a Linux binary if it's an EXE file. EXE is a CP/M,
MS-DOS, and now Win32 executable file format.
This executable will show an interactive presentation on a monitor.
Is it possible to get the server to run the program, but display the
interacttive presentation at a client machine (over the internet) ?
If the program has been properly written as an X client, it is indeed
possible to write an X server that will serve display functionality over
the Net. But it probably isn't an X client, because nobody's ever that
lucky. :-(
So the answer is *probably* no, not without changing the program itself.
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