Use Of Exteranl Server instead Using Internal server

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Why We Are Using External Server Instead Using Internal Server

means we are using eclipse IDE , In eclipse we already have the in bulit server . But We Prefer To use The External Server Why

Posted 17-Dec-13 23:46pm

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Updated 19-Dec-13 0:57am

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Richard MacCutchan 18-Dec-13 7:40am

Why are you asking here? We have no idea what this question refers to. If this is not a programming question then please close it.

Richard MacCutchan 19-Dec-13 3:47am

What problem? Look again at your question, it gives no detail whatsoever. Did you read http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/64628/Code-Project-Quick-Answers-FAQ#rules?

Nagy Vilmos 19-Dec-13 5:20am

As per Richard, provide the context and we'll try to help. What 'server' are you talking about? Without that tiny detail no one will be able to help.

Member 10351768 19-Dec-13 6:57am

sorry sorry,

this time , i post properly . please tell the reason

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Nagy Vilmos · Answer 1 · 2013-12-19T01:06:00

To the best of my knowledge, when your server is running internally it is available to the instance of the IDE [Eclipse or what ever you chose] and is within the same runtime. When you run it externally, it is running as a normal server within its own runtime.

The difference is then what can access it. An internal server is available only within the runtime, so you could not have additional connections. An external server is available to one and all, like it should be. So internal if you need to debug and have total control and external for a normal runtime environment.