Re: What is I-Net ?

In Article <3gbg0m$mdi@mars.mahidol.ac.th> Pornchai Chanyagorn - EGEE - 3413037 writes: > Can you help me please? > What is I-Net? > I-Net use for? > What is OS for running I-Net? > Informix-Net is the software which sits between a client running on, for example, a PC and a server running on say, UNIX. There are versions of I-Net for most operating systems. You tend to put I-Net on the client end regardless of what OS they are running on, and you would put I-Net on a server running the Standard Engine (whereas, you would put I-Star on a server running the Online Engine). Effectively, the I-Net on the client communicates with the Engine running on the server. The client application thinks it has a direct connection to the engine, just as it would have if it was running on the same machine. Regards Neil