Socket replacement
Warren Postma
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Wed Aug 9 10:11:25 EDT 2000
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> > Does anybody use anything with the functionality of sockets under wndows > 95 / 98 /NT to write a client server application. > Get the "Python Programming on Win32" book. It will give you more sample code to play with than the docs that come with Python, which by the way, will tell you all you need to know about sockets on windows, first point of fact being that they do exist on Windows and that you therefore don't need to find a "replacement" at all. If you're talking from one machine to another, this is exactly what you want, and if you want two processes on the same machine to talk, use sockets over the local IP address (127.0.0.1). Warren Postma
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