Named pipes and DOS

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2 total messages Started by Anthony Thomas Green Tue, 28 Aug 1990 17:17

#1466

Author: Anthony Thomas Green
Date: Tue, 28 Aug 1990 17:17

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I have just started reading up on OS/2 programming and have a question
regarding named pipes. What is needed for, and how does one use named
pipes to communicate between a DOS app client and and OS/2 server process
across a network? 

Thanks,
 
Anthony Green
green@ai.toronto.edu

Re: Named pipes and DOS

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Author: Alan BACK
Date: Thu, 30 Aug 1990 17:14

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In article <90Aug28.131657edt.8325@ephemeral.ai.toronto.edu> green@ai.toronto.edu (Anthony Thomas Green) writes:
>I have just started reading up on OS/2 programming and have a question
>regarding named pipes. What is needed for, and how does one use named
>pipes to communicate between a DOS app client and and OS/2 server process
>across a network? 

Microsoft Press has an excellent book by Ralph Ryan called
"Lan Manager, A Programmer's Guide", that explains Named Pipes
in detail (P. 338-366).  [ISBN 1-55615-166-7]

For specifics on DOS Wksta to OS/2 Server communication, and the
libraries associated with this, you'll need the Lan Manager 2.0
PTK, which will be available shortly.  

Alan Back
Lan Manager Developer Support

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