Re: How to synchronize apps running?

On Thu, 18 Oct 2007 08:56:12 -0700, masterwally@xxxxxxxxx wrote:
One thing I forgot to mention: the first app waits for only one
connection, and - after the socket closes - terminates itself. So
your solution would close my app1 after "master" tries succeeds...

So change it. You said you could modify app1 and the master app.

You might also parse the output of an external tool like "lsof" or
"netstat" (or whatever's available for your platform) to see when the
socket is waiting for connections.

/gordon

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