Coalesys Winsock Library 1.0.93

Coalesys Winsock Library brings the ability to create network-aware applications to todays development environments Coalesys Winsock Library brings the ability to create network-aware applications to todays development environments.
Coalesys Winsock Library is specifically designed to operate in such environments, by conforming to Microsofts Component Object Model (COM) Specification.
Furthermore, the Winsock Library is designed to be easy to use, focusing on Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol (TCP/IP), which is in widespread use.
The Coalesys Winsock Library makes creating network-aware applications simple. This is accomplished by providing a high-level COM Automation Interface on top of the Winsock 2 Application Programming Interface.
All network communication occurs through the standard Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol (TCP/IP). This provides reliable, error-free, connection-oriented data communication. The creation of both client and server applications are supported.
The Winsock Library allows a much larger audience to take advantage of the power to creating network-aware applications, and lessens the learning curve for achieving this goal.
The ability to create network-aware applications opens a whole new world for software developers. In the past, most applications performed their designated task by utilizing the resources available on the local machine.
Today, many applications benefit from being more cooperative, by communicating with each other over a network. The advances in Internet technology only reinforce this trend, allowing applications to communicate throughout the world.
Writing network-aware applications can be a challenging task. You need to learn and program to a network Application Programming Interface (API) that was designed in the past.
Although extremely powerful, this API is suited to C or C++ development environments, and not to todays advanced development environments, like Microsoft Visual Basic.
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