Re: new Eu version, no built-in socks yet
----- Original Message -----
From: Bernie Ryan <bwryan at PCOM.NET>
To: <EUPHORIA at LISTSERV.MUOHIO.EDU>
Sent: Thursday, November 25, 1999 4:07 PM
Subject: Re: new Eu version, no built-in socks yet
> >Not much, why do you ask? Altho i guess if they were supported, one could
> >write a server, or talk to one, or talk to other puters on an intranet
> > like a linux Eu app on a linux box connected to the internet, and a
win98
> >box running windoze apps ), linking various Eu apps on the same puter,,
or
> >other such things.
> >
> >Kat
>
>
> This sounds like an internet server to me not a language like Euphoria.
>
> This is from the reference that you cited:
>
> Besides REBOL's high level support for protocols, such as HTTP, FTP and
> SMTP, REBOL also provides support for low-level port access. Ports can be
> used to access files, the console and for networks. This chapter will
> concentrate on networking.
> Ports are the key to implementing REBOL Internet servers, such as web
> servers or chat servers. Schemes control how ports act. Networking is
> typically based on the tcp scheme.
Ok, i don't feel like fighting, i'll let it sound like whatever it does to
you. I'd just be repeating what i said at the top of the page anyways. If
you want a common interface between several Eu sessions on one or many
puters, and have it easily transported from Windoze to Linux to Whatever OS,
ports are the way to go. HTTP, FTP, POP, and SMTP, etc are merely
handshaking protocols anyhow.
Kat
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