| Title: |
INet
loadmod [Download
inet] |
| Author: |
Matthew
Lake
(Sunbelt
Computer Systems, Inc.) |
| Posted: |
2001.07.05
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| Description: |
Contains
all the latest versions of the Sockets, ftp, smtp(
with attachments), and http (GET method) loadmods
consolidated to a single loadmod (except for sockets). |
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| Title: |
Interactive
FTP client and FTP get/put loadmod [Download
ftpreq_1] |
| Author: |
Matthew
Lake
(Sunbelt
Computer Systems, Inc.) |
| Posted: |
2000.12.08 [Original
ftpreq]
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| Description: |
An
interactive FTP client and loadmod sending data according
to RFC 959, which sends FTP command in a telnet
string. [cmd][space][param1]...[CR][LF]. |
| Author: |
Matthew
Lake
(Sunbelt
Computer Systems, Inc.) |
| Revised: |
2000.12.22 |
| Description: |
Corrected
a bug in FTP server response handling and fixed a
problem with a dangling download. |
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| Title: |
Socket
IO Loadmod [Download
socket] |
| Author: |
Matthew
Lake
(Sunbelt
Computer Systems, Inc.) |
| Posted: |
2000.12.18 |
| Description: |
This
loadmod is designed to simplify doing socket I/O for
TCP communications over the internet. It handles basic
error checking an sets flags accordingly. |
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| Title: |
Send
e-mail [Download
smtp_2] |
| Author: |
Matthew
Lake
(Sunbelt
Computer Systems, Inc.) |
| Posted: |
2001.01.03 [Original
smtp] |
| Description: |
This
loadmod sends simple e-mail from a PL/B program
(text only). It requires the sockets loadmod. |
| Author: |
Matthew
Lake
(Sunbelt
Computer Systems, Inc.) |
| Revised: |
2001.01.04
[Original smtp_1] |
| Description: |
Allows
communicating with NTMail, which is not RFC 822
compliant. |
| Author: |
Matthew
Lake
(Sunbelt
Computer Systems, Inc.) |
| Revised: |
2001.01.09 |
| Description: |
Adds
a blank line between the memo header and message body
to make MS-Outlook happy. Also adds in the program
comment header a standards reference. |
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| Title: |
Web
Server [Download
httpd] |
| Author: |
Matthew
Lake
(Sunbelt
Computer Systems, Inc.) |
| Posted: |
2001.01.10 |
| Description: |
This
is a functional web server originally written to
demonstrate lack of functionality of sockets in the
PL/B runtime. It then evolved into a test program as
these gaps were filled and is now nearly a fully
functional web server. It's purpose now stands as an
example TCP service application written exclusively in
PL/B and has been tested in both Windows and UNIX.
Requires Sunbelt's 8.5A runtime. (this is not a
supported product of Sunblet) ...so if there is a
problem...."Use the Source Luke" :o) |
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