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Essential Networking Module User's Guide
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A | B | C | D | E | F | G | H | I | M | N | O | P | R | S | T | U | V | W | X

A

address
   definition [in Appendix A Glossary]
   generic socket [in 6.4 Using Generic Socket Addresses]
   socket [in 6.1 Introduction]
architecture [in 3.2 Architecture]
attributes
   socket [in 7.6.1 Working with Socket Attributes]
avoiding
   resource leaks [in 7.3 Closing Sockets and Avoiding Resource Leaks]

B

Berkeley sockets adapter [in 7.1 Introduction]
   [in 3.2.2 Communication Adapters Layer]
binary virtual streams
   about [in 5.3 Understanding Virtual Streams]
   constructing [in 5.4.2 Constructing a Binary Virtual Stream for Input from a Portal]
blocks
   avoiding [in 6.2 Controlling Network Access]
   controlling [in 6.2 Controlling Network Access]
BSD
   definition [in Appendix A Glossary]
building
   internet addresses [in 6.5.2 Building Internet Addresses]
   IPv6 addresses [in 6.6.2 Building IPv6 Addresses]

C

chains of objects
   creating [in 5.4.3 Creating Chains of Objects]
channel-specific portal classes [in 4.6 Using Channel-specific Portal Classes]
class hierarchy
   data-handling classes [in 3.3 Class Hierarchies]
   error-handling classes [in 3.3 Class Hierarchies]
   I/O services [in 3.3 Class Hierarchies]
   portal classes [in 3.3 Class Hierarchies]
   wrapper classes [in 3.3 Class Hierarchies]
classes
   in the Networking package [in 3.1 Classes]
   portal stream [in 5.2 Understanding the Architecture of a Portal Stream]
   socket address hierarchy [in 6.1.1 The Socket Address Classes]
client
   definition [in Appendix A Glossary]
   sample code [in 4.2 Writing a Simple Client]
closesocket() [in 7.3 Closing Sockets and Avoiding Resource Leaks]
Communication Adapter Layer
   about [in 3.2.2 Communication Adapters Layer]
Communication Services Layer
   about [in 3.2.4 Communication Services Layer]
comparative code example [in 2.2.2 A Comparative Code Example]
controlling
   blocks [in 6.2 Controlling Network Access]
   network access [in 6.2 Controlling Network Access]
creating
   chains of objects [in 5.4.3 Creating Chains of Objects]

D

definitions
   address [in Appendix A Glossary]
   BSD [in Appendix A Glossary]
   client [in Appendix A Glossary]
   FTP [in Appendix A Glossary]
   host [in Appendix A Glossary]
   interface-implementation idiom [in Appendix A Glossary]
   internet [in Appendix A Glossary]
   protocol [in Appendix A Glossary]
   server [in Appendix A Glossary]
   SMTP [in Appendix A Glossary]
   socket [in Appendix A Glossary]
   TCP/IP [in Appendix A Glossary]
   TLI [in Appendix A Glossary]
   UML [in Appendix A Glossary]
   URI [in Appendix A Glossary]
   URL [in Appendix A Glossary]
   XDR [in Appendix A Glossary]
   XNS [in Appendix A Glossary]

E

endian virtual stream
   about [in 5.3 Understanding Virtual Streams]
errors
   handling [in 4.3 Handling Errors]
Essential Networking Module
   definition [in 2.1 Product Definition]
   relationship to other modules [in 2.4 Relationship to Other Modules]
example
   comparing Essential Networking code [in 2.2.2 A Comparative Code Example]
   Hello, World [in 2.2.1 A Simple Code Example]
   protocol-independent code [in 2.3.1.2 RWPortal as a Base]
exceptions
   handling [in 4.3 Handling Errors]

F

family
about [in 6.7.1 Understanding Socket Types]
FTP
definition [in Appendix A Glossary]

G

generic socket addresses [in 6.4 Using Generic Socket Addresses]
getSocket() [in 7.4 Using Socket Portals]
global objects
and the Networking package [in 8.3 Using the Networking Package in Global Objects]

H

handling
   errors [in 4.3 Handling Errors]
   exceptions [in 4.3 Handling Errors]
header files
   directory [in 3.1.1 Header Files]
   including [in 3.1.1 Header Files]
Hello, World example [in 2.2.1 A Simple Code Example]
host
   constructing [in 6.5.1 Constructing a Host]
   definition [in Appendix A Glossary]

I

id() [in 6.3 Printing Socket Addresses]
interface-implementation idiom
   definition [in Appendix A Glossary]
internet addresses
   building [in 6.5.2 Building Internet Addresses]
   using [in 6.5 Using Internet Addresses]
internet
   definition [in Appendix A Glossary]
iostreams
   using [in 5.1 Using Iostreams]
IPv6 addresses
   building [in 6.6.2 Building IPv6 Addresses]
   using [in 6.6 Using IPv6 Addresses]

M

multiplexing
sockets [in 7.6 Socket Multiplexing]

N

network access
controlling [in 6.2 Controlling Network Access]
network concepts classes [in 2.2 Operation]
network streams classes [in 2.2 Operation]
Networking package
and global objects [in 8.3 Using the Networking Package in Global Objects]

O

operator >>()
using with virtual streams [in 5.3 Understanding Virtual Streams]
operator <<()
using with virtual streams [in 5.3 Understanding Virtual Streams]

P

portable ASCII virtual streams
   about [in 5.3 Understanding Virtual Streams]
   constructing [in 5.4.1 Constructing a Portable ASCII Virtual Stream for Output]
portal classes
   channel-specific [in 4.6 Using Channel-specific Portal Classes]
Portal Layer
   about [in 3.2.3 Portal Layer]
portal stream classes [in 5.2 Understanding the Architecture of a Portal Stream]
portal
   definition [in 2.3.1 Portals]
portals
   reading from [in 4.4 Reading From a Portal]
   using [in 4.1 Using Portals to Write Client Programs]
prepare() [in 6.2 Controlling Network Access]
printing
   socket addresses [in 6.3 Printing Socket Addresses]
protocol
   about [in 6.7.1 Understanding Socket Types]
   definition [in Appendix A Glossary]

R

S

send() [in 4.2 Writing a Simple Client]
sendAtLeast() [in 7.3 Closing Sockets and Avoiding Resource Leaks]
   [in 4.2 Writing a Simple Client]
servers
   complex [in 9.4 Complex Servers]
   daytime server example [in 9.2 A Simple Synchronous Server]
   definition [in Appendix A Glossary]
   exception handling [in 9.2 A Simple Synchronous Server]
   socket listeners [in 9.3 Socket Listeners]
SMTP
   definition [in Appendix A Glossary]
sock_attr_canaccept [in 7.6.1 Working with Socket Attributes]
sock_attr_canread [in 7.6.1 Working with Socket Attributes]
sock_attr_canwrite [in 7.6.1 Working with Socket Attributes]
sock_attr_exception [in 7.6.1 Working with Socket Attributes]
sock_attr_isconnected [in 7.6.1 Working with Socket Attributes]
socket address base class
   about [in 6.1.2 Understanding the Base Class]
socket address classes
   hierarchy [in 6.1.1 The Socket Address Classes]
socket addresses
   about [in 6.1 Introduction]
   printing [in 6.3 Printing Socket Addresses]
socket attributes [in 7.6.1 Working with Socket Attributes]
socket portals
   using [in 7.4 Using Socket Portals]
socket type components
   family [in 6.7.1 Understanding Socket Types]
   protocol [in 6.7.1 Understanding Socket Types]
   type [in 6.7.1 Understanding Socket Types]
socket types
   representing [in 6.7.2 Representing a Socket Type]
   using [in 6.7 Using Socket Types]
socket
   definition [in 2.3.2 Sockets]
sockets
   attributes [in 7.6.1 Working with Socket Attributes]
   closing [in 7.3 Closing Sockets and Avoiding Resource Leaks]
   definition [in Appendix A Glossary]
   multiplexing [in 7.6 Socket Multiplexing]
   Windows [in 8.1 Introduction]
streambufs [in 5.3 Understanding Virtual Streams]

T

TCP/IP
   definition [in Appendix A Glossary]
TLI
   definition [in Appendix A Glossary]
type
   about [in 6.7.1 Understanding Socket Types]

U

UML
   definition [in Appendix A Glossary]
URI
   definition [in Appendix A Glossary]
URL
   definition [in Appendix A Glossary]
using
   channel-specific portal classes [in 4.6 Using Channel-specific Portal Classes]
   generic socket addresses [in 6.4 Using Generic Socket Addresses]
   internet addresses [in 6.5 Using Internet Addresses]
   iostreams [in 5.1 Using Iostreams]
   IPv6 addresses [in 6.6 Using IPv6 Addresses]
   socket portals [in 7.4 Using Socket Portals]
   socket types [in 6.7 Using Socket Types]
   virtual streams [in 5.4 Using Virtual Streams]
   Windows socket adapter [in 8.1 Introduction]

V

virtual streams
   about [in 5.3 Understanding Virtual Streams]
   binary [in 5.3 Understanding Virtual Streams]
   endian [in 5.3 Understanding Virtual Streams]
   portable ASCII [in 5.3 Understanding Virtual Streams]
   using [in 5.4 Using Virtual Streams]
   XDR [in 5.3 Understanding Virtual Streams]

W

Windows
socket adapter [in 8.1 Introduction]

X

XDR virtual streams
   about [in 5.3 Understanding Virtual Streams]
XDR
   definition [in Appendix A Glossary]
XNS
   definition [in Appendix A Glossary]

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