Re: [nodejs] Remote simulation?

[Mingli Yuan]

Hi, Simo,

Check with this https://github.com/Wahlque/weather

Although it is unfinished, it is just what you want.

Mingli

On Tue, Mar 12, 2013 at 3:00 PM, simo <as3...@gmail.com> wrote:

At client side, I will have a physics simulation, user will create the simulation arguments using HTML5 based interactive view.

The simulation arguments will be sent to server side, where child nodejs process will calculate the results and send back to client.
The simulation results are emitted to client each one second.

I know that I will be using HTML5 websockets, I am not streaming a file, I am sending calculations in a json object each one second, so I will need to create a live instance within a child process of my js based simulator class.

Is there an example about creating a live instance in a child process?
Is there a proto-type or an example close to what I am trying to do? Or a nodejs module? 

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[simo]

Thanks Mingli! please check my website here http://www.dcaclab.com/en/lab

this is the simulator that I want to write its core to work at server side, when users chose alternative current for power source, I will need to stream calculations to client in a rate near to 15 iteration per second, and front end as HTML5, do you think that your project is similar? : )

Thanks again for sharing!

[simo]

I've noticed that you didn't use any module .. ex: socket.io, didn't you need them?

Can you please enrich my question at stackoverflow here: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/15341361/remote-simulation-with-nodejs

Regards,

Samir

[Denys Khanzhiyev]

Simo,
http://www.dcaclab.com/en/lab is fun! Offtopic: why I can not delete burnt-out fan?

Regards,

Denis

2013/3/13 simo <as3...@gmail.com>

[Mingli Yuan]

Simo,

Explanation had been posted on SO!

If you want to have a try, you can mail me privately.

Mingli

[Samir Sabri]

Thank you, Try to select it by cluck on it, then press delete, or drag and drop it out of board : ) currently I am building html5 version, thats why I am seeking knowledge here ..

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[Samir Sabri]

Thanks Mingli, your explanation is definitely helpful, as I am building the client side, I will let you know once I start the server side part.

Thanks again! what a wonderful community : )

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