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Client-Server Architecture

In most cases we have several clients (with participants of an experiment) connected to one or more www-servers, which access a common database.

The figure shows a hypothetical situation where clients with different operating systems are located in two different places. The Internet connects clients with the www-server and the latter with the database. Within Europe this should be sufficiently fast for most experiments.

\begin{figure}
\sf\centerline {\ldots
\ovalnode{cli1}{\begin{tabular}{c}Client...
...cline{<->}{Location B}{sql}
\Aput{Internet}
\ncline{<->}{sql}{file}
\end{figure}



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