Originally posted by $pikes What have you got LIB? We're looking too.
Thanks!
I have a few clients (we developed their site engines/content servers) that might work for you.
I am a little unclear as to what sort of XML interraction you're looking for.
Are you looking to setup your own dating site with a tie-in to a much larger database? Similar to what FriendFinder has for themselves to create their zillion FriendFinder sites?
We have something much better for you. The problem with co-branding via XML is the network latency, ie. your site has to contact theirs to fetch the data....
Hit me up on ICQ 38373031 and I'll explain the new method we have that will avoid this
Originally posted by Varius We have something much better for you. The problem with co-branding via XML is the network latency, ie. your site has to contact theirs to fetch the data....
Hit me up on ICQ 38373031 and I'll explain the new method we have that will avoid this
I don't know how you've been doing XML co-branding, but network latency shouldn't be something the end user "feels". I use XML all the time, including to very high latency satellite connections. We deal with latency as it comes, the user shouldn't have to.
The only other co-branding method I can think of that folks use that might avoid latency, is through a more centrally hosted solution, similar to many of the toy shops out there. You sign up, get to decorate the store, and it's a fully hosted/managed solution.
Originally posted by lib I don't know how you've been doing XML co-branding, but network latency shouldn't be something the end user "feels". I use XML all the time, including to very high latency satellite connections. We deal with latency as it comes, the user shouldn't have to.
The only other co-branding method I can think of that folks use that might avoid latency, is through a more centrally hosted solution, similar to many of the toy shops out there. You sign up, get to decorate the store, and it's a fully hosted/managed solution.
Comment