Application Partitioning (Magic xpa 3.x)
The term application partitioning is used to describe the process of developing applications that distribute the application logic among two or more computers in a network. In the simplest case, the application can run on a single PC, as a remote service, and send task requests for execution to a server. In more advanced cases, the application logic can be distributed among several servers.
Setting Up a Magic xpa Partitioned Application
Call Remote Operation
Invoke User Procedure
Multi-Threading
Request-Related Functions
Configuring Magic xpa Partitioning Components to Use IP Addresses
