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3 total messages Started by Jacques Wainer Mon, 09 Nov 1992 21:37
Help on client/server programming
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Author: Jacques Wainer
Date: Mon, 09 Nov 1992 21:37
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I am planning in developing an application with a 
client/server achitecture, under windows. I would
appreciate any help on books, libraries, experiences
in this area. 

I am also currious how to develop applications that 
can communicate with other instances of the program
running in different machines on a network 
(peer-to-peer architecture (?))

Thanks 

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Jacques Wainer                            Dept. of Computer Science
                                          University of Colorado
wainer@cs.colorado.edu                    Boulder, CO 80309
Re: Help on client/server programming
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Author: Robert DeMillo
Date: Mon, 16 Nov 1992 17:16
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In article <WAINER.92Nov9153703@kibblesnbits.cs.colorado.edu> wainer@cs.colorado.edu (Jacques Wainer) writes:

> I am planning in developing an application with a 
> client/server achitecture, under windows. I would
> appreciate any help on books, libraries, experiences
> in this area. 

> --
> Jacques Wainer                            Dept. of Computer Science

Jacques, 

SAMS puts out a book devoted to DDE client/server communications.
(Sorry, the name escapes me...probably something uninspired
like "DDE Client/Server Communications...")

It lists for about $39, and includes sample code on diskette.

- Rob

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Re: Help on client/server programming
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Author: Matthias Czwikla
Date: Wed, 18 Nov 1992 22:29
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>I am also currious how to develop applications that 
>can communicate with other instances of the program
>running in different machines on a network 
>(peer-to-peer architecture (?))

If you try to implement something like DDE over the network, than you
should try to get info about the Application Control Architecture (ACA)
Services from Digital Equipment Corp. Just that product enables you to
communicate with network PC and establish DDE links.

I am currently working on a paper for my diploma concerning network DDE.
By the way, you should also try to get information about Windows for
Workgroups. I am 99% sure they got that work.

			--Matthias

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