Author: James Swafford
Date: 10:31:55 03/08/01
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On March 08, 2001 at 11:27:49, Nicolas Weber wrote: > >You well understood and well answered my problem.... thank's very much ! > >But what does the chess server really do. >I send to him the position of the pawns.. and the moves wanted.. and he tells me >if it's allowed ? Hmm.. close. The chess server is an intermediate between two players, be they humans, programs, whatever. You'll get much more exposure on a chess server, as hundreds of players are on at any one time. I doubt too many people will go to some guy's web page to play chess when they can log onto a server and do the same thing. >And my chess playing program make the link between the server and the interphace >? >AM I right ? The interface is the link between the chess program and the chess server. The opponent is logged into the chess server (just like the chess program). > >Thank's for your help.. and I may not use flash.. since it does not seem to be >suited > >Cu >Nico Java would work. If you're not hung up on a web based interface, you could use xboard or winboard (like most of us do). -- James
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