Implementing TCP/IP Communications with HyperCard

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Publicado en:	Information Technology and Libraries vol. 11, no. 4 (Dec 1992), p. 421-432
Autor principal:	Morgan, Eric Lease
Publicado:	American Library Association
Materias:	United States > US Telecommunications systems Requirements Protocol Implementations Algorithms Internet Computer mediated communication IP (Internet Protocol) TCP (protocol) Macintosh personal computers TCP/IP (protocol) Automation Computers Information services Internet Protocol Reference interview Archives & records Software TCP-IP Information gathering Communication Personality Atlases Electronic Mail Electronic Equipment Communications Programming Languages Mathematics Information Transfer
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Resumen:	Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) is the name given the set of communications standards that make possible the vast network of computers known as the Internet. The hardware and software required to implement TCP/IP communications from within HyperCard include a Macintosh with a direct connection to the Internet, any version of HyperCard, MacTCP, and the XCMDs from the HyperCard TCP Toolkit. A simple algorithm for establishing a connection, performing a dialogue with the remote computer, and closing a connection is presented. Using this simple algorithm with MacTCP, 2 information-gathering tools have been developed - Mini-Atlas and ListManager.
ISSN:	0730-9295 0022-2240
Fuente:	ABI/INFORM Global