danielfer@clix.pt

maxmsp-connecting-to-web-server

What have you tried so far? You don't mention if the text file is

available from a URL or if you have to log in to the server to get at

it. This will make a big difference in the patch. Probably the

easiest way is to use an MXJ to do it. JAVA has really nice network

What have you tried so far?  You don't mention if the text file is
available from a URL or if you have to log in to the server to get at
it.  This will make a big difference in the patch.  Probably the
easiest way is to use an MXJ to do it.  JAVA has really nice network
classes for doing all kinds of things.

If you take the time to provide a little more information about your 

project (maybe even post a sample patch) users on this list might be 

able point you towards the right direction.

Without knowing your intentions I suggest to have a look at jit.uldl. 

From the help file: "jit.uld permits file upload to 

download (to file or Jitter matrix) from 

If you take the time to provide a little more information about your  
project (maybe even post a sample patch) users on this list might be  
able point you towards the right direction.

Without knowing your intentions I suggest to have a look at jit.uldl.  
 From the help file: "jit.uld permits file upload to ftp:// URLs, and  
download (to file or Jitter matrix) from http://, https://, ftp://  
and file:/// URLs."

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Users will write something (in flash) that will be save in a .txt file, in the web server. Then MAX log in to the server, reads the .txt file, and takes all the information, that's inside of if.

Sounds like you can use jit.uldl or an mxj object. to do this.

But if you say that it will work, I'm going to try it.

I have never worked with jitter...
But if you say that it will work, I'm going to try it.

MAX/MSP connecting to web server