1. EU in background and Re: low level Internet
Wow, this seems quite complicated. No wonder there's a whole group of
people working on Winsock. I think I've barely scratched the surface, but
I'm clutching at the wsock.ew's wsockCallSocket(host,port) as a promising
start. Imagine the potential if I decide to write my very own and custom
POP3 client. For example, instead of having the entire Outlook Express
running in the background (bloatware), I can have the EU interpreter and the
library and my program running in the background checking if I have mail
every so often. Very cool.
Alan
----- Original Message -----
From: "Brian Jackson" <bjackson at 2FARGON.COM>
To: <EUPHORIA at LISTSERV.MUOHIO.EDU>
Sent: Monday, March 20, 2000 7:38 AM
Subject: Re: low level Internet
> Alan,
>
> What you are proposing is a client/server system. I have written a server
> demo, which is on my webpage at
>
> http://www.2fargon.com/euprog
>
> It uses winsock rather than winInet. winInet works just fine, but it only
> handles http, ftp, and gopher protocols. Winsock just opens connections,
> and reads/writes whatever data you like. I also have a pop3server demo
> that can show you how to use an existing protocol with a custom server.
>
> Good Luck, and feel free to ask me if you've got any questions.
>
> Brian
>
