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We wish to write a music streaming app to run on our college LAN. A single user would be able to broadcast an mp3 using this app and all other hosts must be playing it...sort of like a radio.Which of the media streaming protocols are best suited for this purpose?
try using the RTSP
reference wiki
or try googling it
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Is there a way to share shiny apps internally with non-R users for free with unlimited hours? Also, due to the sensitivity of the data, I'd prefer not to have it open to the public.
Yes. The best solution is:
https://www.rstudio.com/products/rstudio-server-pro/
but if you want a free version you can get:
https://www.rstudio.com/products/shiny/shiny-server/
and for example add:
https://www.shinyproxy.io/
for authentication (if you need).
or
docker and https://hub.docker.com/r/rocker/shiny/
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I am wondering is there HTTP/2 open source code/library (I will more likely to use it as client) that's light weighted, written in C, and runs on freertos?
I have did research of my own (C/C++ HTTP Client Library for Embedded Projects) and I also came to know about the demo code given by the FreeRTOS + TCP demo from FreeRTOS's TCP stack.
I am wondering if you guys know any open source code/library that's light weighted, written in C, and runs FreeRTOS and implements HTTP/2?
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Whhat are the best free websites where I can host my javafx application using the files (.jar .jpln .html)
One option is Amazon S3 static website hosting.
Determining the best free hosting site is relative and unanswerable in general.
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On nginx website they are two module for HTTP PUSH.
Here they are:
http://pushmodule.slact.net/
and
http://wiki.nginx.org/HttpPushStreamModule
Wich one is better?
Have you used one of them? Which one do you prefer?
Thanks in advance.
I chose HttpPushStreamModule ( https://github.com/wandenberg/nginx-push-stream-module ).
It's better. It now supports websockets.
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What are some good libraries for doing TCP reassembly? I have some pcap files (too large to handle using wireshark) and I want to do TCP reassembly. Development of libnids seems to have stopped. I'm wondering if anybody could give
Have you tried using the bro-ids http://bro-ids.org/ TCP layer written in C++? You are able to write simple application layer bro-scripts to do whatever you need to do. Otherwise, you can take a look on their src code.