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<p>I didn't mean to say WebClient was limited. The truth of the
situation is that I built things around the examples you put into
WebServer examples, which depend on #default and #reset. You do
say in #default that it's mainly their to facilitate the examples.
But as I haven't looked at my own code for several months, it was
easier to jump to Kom. <br>
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instance listening on multiple ports? What would be the use case for this?
This would be simple to add, I just hadn't considered it."
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<p>No, I can't think of an situation, where that would be useful.
Processes listening on different ports, as you showed here: <br>
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wc8888 := WebServer new listenOn: 8888."
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<p>is what I meant. And clearly WebClient can do that. I think I've
been using WebClient in a certain way, where all roads lead to the
class variable Default, and could not see it otherwise. Thank you
for the example. <br>
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<p>Chris <br>
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