Hi all, I just got to know about Wine, and I'm a newbie on Ubuntuy/linux as well, but I got so far as to test some apps I've made in Delphi if they work on Wine (and they do work). (A COM version of my app is about 120% slower on Wine than on XP/SP2, and without the COM stuff enabled (running in "integrated mode") my app is about 30% slower (very CPU intensive string manipulations). I think Wine is very interesting, although I'd welcome some optimizations, especially on the COM stuff... However, now I'd like to learn more: Web-enable Win32 apps on Apache/Wine What would be the best way, and the second best way, for an Apche 2 web-server app (say PHP or whatever) running on Ubuntu 8.04, to communicate with legacy Win32 applications on Wine? It could be installed on the same machine and/or separate machines. As I'm new to Linux I don't know what would the the "standard way" for applications to communicate with each other. What I'm out for, in general, is a strategy for web-enabling legacy Win32 application farms on "more affordable execution platforms", that is, Wine/Linux. Regards, // Rolf Lampa
