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February 12th, 2003, 01:56 AM
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Maybe that will be a strange way - you can check the process of the local server - if it is still alive on not. Another way is to send a message to the local server. I'd say that the standard method. You send a message and receive a response - so you know that everything's OK. If you wrote the local server - the task become easier.
Who knows another method?
Good luck
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