I've checked IndiaWebProxy project, they are doing exactly the same
thing that I was doing in the ASProxyServer project.
As i told in previous post, opening port in hosting server requires
administrator permission, which only dedicated hoting provides that,
and that was one of the reasons i've stopped the ASProxyServer
project.
But to done this idea we can use a different, more secure, compatible
and easier approach:
What ASProxy will do:
* Provides a web service (SOAP), and processes the requests by that
* Web service serves the requests and applies any required validations
What the application will do:
* Acts like a local proxy for browser, for example opens the port 8080
in local machine and browser requests goes to this port
* Answers to the browser requests by sending the request to the
webservice and getting the response
** Web services use port 80 to connect to the internet, and this is
more safer and more compatible than any other method.
** The main advantage of this approach is that the user can upload a
new site in free hosting services and config the application to use
it! Wide range of usage.
This approach is more better than the way other applications are
using.
On Oct 17, 8:57 am, Behrooz Mohammadi <
behrooz...@gmail.com> wrote:
> hello
>
> i found an open source project here :
http://sourceforge.net/projects/webproxytunnel/
>
> that build a http tunneling with PHP and Java, i worked with it , it
> is excellent but don't work on free hosts because it need open a url
> by remote.
> i test it in a PHP host and it worked as well !
>
> plz see it and say your idea
> i guess i can work with SOAP in QT
> QT is a very good platform for C++
>
> thanks for your attention
>