tcp communications

[Dave]

I want to send binary data between two computers in a p2p style
arrangement and I've been trying to find out if there is a
standard/established way to do this using third party libraries written
in c++.

I've looked at BEEP http://www.beepcore.org but I am uncertain as to how
successful it is. Are there other methods/libraries out there? Thank you.

[mlimber]

Re: tcp communications

Dave wrote:

I want to send binary data between two computers in a p2p style
arrangement and I've been trying to find out if there is a
standard/established way to do this using third party libraries written
in c++.
>
I've looked at BEEP http://www.beepcore.org but I am uncertain as to how
successful it is. Are there other methods/libraries out there? Thank you.

You'd do better to ask on a forum dedicated to networking. See also
this FAQ which links to various class libraries:

http://www.parashift.com/c++-faq-lite/class-libraries.html#faq-37.9

Cheers! --M

[Dave]

Re: tcp communications

I'm hoping to write my own C++ program so I thought this forum would be
the correct place. BEEP is written in C and C++ but I want to know what
alternatives there are for communications libraries before jumping in.

On 09/19/2006 08:14 AM, mlimber wrote:

Dave wrote:

>I want to send binary data between two computers in a p2p style
>arrangement and I've been trying to find out if there is a
>standard/established way to do this using third party libraries written
>in c++.
>>
>I've looked at BEEP http://www.beepcore.org but I am uncertain as to how
>successful it is. Are there other methods/libraries out there? Thank you.

>
You'd do better to ask on a forum dedicated to networking. See also
this FAQ which links to various class libraries:
>

http://www.parashift.com/c++-faq-lite/class-libraries.html#faq-37.9

>
Cheers! --M
>

[mlimber]

Re: tcp communications


Dave wrote:

On 09/19/2006 08:14 AM, mlimber wrote:

Dave wrote:

I want to send binary data between two computers in a p2p style
arrangement and I've been trying to find out if there is a
standard/established way to do this using third party libraries written
in c++.
>
I've looked at BEEP http://www.beepcore.org but I am uncertain as to how
successful it is. Are there other methods/libraries out there? Thank you.

You'd do better to ask on a forum dedicated to networking. See also
this FAQ which links to various class libraries:

http://www.parashift.com/c++-faq-lit....html#faq-37.9

>
I'm hoping to write my own C++ program so I thought this forum would be
the correct place. BEEP is written in C and C++ but I want to know what
alternatives there are for communications libraries before jumping in.

Please don't top-post here (cf.
<http://www.parashift.c om/c++-faq-lite/how-to-post.html#faq-5.4>). I
fixed it for you here.

Second, as FAQ 5.9 indicates, this group is for discussing the standard
C++ language and libraries proper, not third-party libraries or
specific applications. For the latter, you'll want to try a group
dedicated to the library or application domain in question.

Of course, when implementing your program if you have a question
regarding the language, this would be the right place to ask.

Cheers! --M

[Dave]

Re: tcp communications

On 09/19/2006 10:48 AM, mlimber wrote:

Dave wrote:

>On 09/19/2006 08:14 AM, mlimber wrote:

>>Dave wrote:
>>>I want to send binary data between two computers in a p2p style
>>>arrangemen t and I've been trying to find out if there is a
>>>standard/established way to do this using third party libraries written
>>>in c++.
>>>>
>>>I've looked at BEEP http://www.beepcore.org but I am uncertain as to how
>>>successful it is. Are there other methods/libraries out there? Thank you.
>>You'd do better to ask on a forum dedicated to networking. See also
>>this FAQ which links to various class libraries:
>>>
>>http://www.parashift.com/c++-faq-lit....html#faq-37.9

>I'm hoping to write my own C++ program so I thought this forum would be
>the correct place. BEEP is written in C and C++ but I want to know what
>alternatives there are for communications libraries before jumping in.

>
Please don't top-post here (cf.
<http://www.parashift.c om/c++-faq-lite/how-to-post.html#faq-5.4>). I
fixed it for you here.
>
Second, as FAQ 5.9 indicates, this group is for discussing the standard
C++ language and libraries proper, not third-party libraries or
specific applications. For the latter, you'll want to try a group
dedicated to the library or application domain in question.
>
Of course, when implementing your program if you have a question
regarding the language, this would be the right place to ask.
>
Cheers! --M
>

My apologies. Thank you.