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HTVCPSocket (Class)
License: Donationware
Author: Kevin Ballard
This class allows your programs to check for new versions of the program via a simple file hosted on a webserver. This is done with the HyperText Version Checking Protocol (HTVCP) specifications. The class includes a program (with source) to create the HTVCP files for you.
Added: 2003-08-10 Hits: 1079 Rating:
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License: Freeware
Author: Erich Rast
MPCP Socket 1.0 classes are a bundle of classes and modules that allow you to easily transfer arbitrary binary data over sockets. MPCP is a highly extendable, flexible protocol and supports so-called threaded commands.
Added: 2003-08-11 Hits: 1101 Rating:
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License: Freeware
Author: Erich Rast
SimpleCMD_Socket is a socket class you can use to send & receive arbitrary commands with as many arguments of arbitrary length you want. You just create a new instance of an accompanied class called Socket_Command, append your arguments as strings and send it. The other host will receive a copy of your command - that's all.
Added: 2003-08-11 Hits: 1057 Rating:
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License: Open Source
Author: James Sentman
No, it's not a socket that provides the telnet protocol, it's an RB Socket replacement that uses the telnet program in Mac OS X to provide the networking.
Added: 2003-08-11 Hits: 1002 Rating:
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License: Freeware
Author: John Balestrieri
This project contains a reusable class and some demo code. Together, they will connect to one of several time servers to retrieve following information: Modified Julian Date, Year, Month, Day, Hour, Minute, Second, Daylight Savings, Leap Second Code, Health (of the server), Milliseconds that NIST advances, UTC(NIST) Label.
Added: 2003-08-12 Hits: 898 Rating:
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License: None
Author: Aaron Ballman
If you would like to know everything there is to know about networking in REALbasic, then this is the resource for you. It is the definitive guide to networking in RB. It covers topics like TCP, UDP, ServerSockets and even a bit of PPP.
Hosting and formatting graciously provided by Lars Jensen.
Added: 2004-10-08 Hits: 2517 Rating: 
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License: Open Source
Author: GostCoder
A portable networking layer for REALbasic programs (only tested on macos x 10.3 though). Automatically connects to LAN clients, and allows direct IP connections. Event based structure allowing sending to all connections or to specifically connected users.
Added: 2004-12-13 Hits: 1305 Rating:
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License: Commercial
Author: Radical Breeze
RadRSS is an RSS specific socket which does all the heavy lifting of dealing with an RSS feed for you. Simply supply a URL to a known RSS feed and RadRSS will supply you with easy to manage information on the feed and all available RSS Entries.
Added: 2005-09-28 Hits: 558 Rating:
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License: Commercial
Author: Aaron Ballman
There are many situations where it would be useful to find out who else on your internal network is running a copy of your application. This is useful for things like doing network checks, or maybe you would like to add a chat feature to your application. There are any number of reasons you might like to have this sort of functionality. With the UDPSocket, this is fairly easy to do and with Aaron Ballman showing you how, it makes it a cinch!
Added: 2006-01-20 Hits: 756 Rating:
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License: Other
Author: Alex Restrepo
Some time ago I had to implement telnet support for one of my projects, I found a simple telnet example somewhere on the internet and adapted it for RealBasic, I also added a simple way to "Queue" telnet commands, so you can issue commands as soon as a specific prompt shows up, allowing for an automated session.
Added: 2006-05-24 Hits: 836 Rating:
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