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From: bsk@portia.Stanford.EDU (Brian Keller)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.mac.comm
Subject: Any appletalk sample code out there?
Keywords: appletalk,code
Message-ID: <1990Oct17.185011.7708@portia.Stanford.EDU>
Date: 17 Oct 90 18:50:11 GMT
Sender: bsk@portia.Stanford.EDU (Brian Keller)
Organization: AIR, Stanford University
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A little while ago there was a thread about using appletalk for sending data
streams.  One person mentioned looking at apple.com which I did and found
nothing of any use.  I've looked through all the tech notes and found nothing
there.  Another person mentioned something available from APDA - is this good
sample colde that I'll be able to look at and start programming with?  Inside
Macintosh and Inside Appletalk haven't helped at all.  What I really want to
see is some code that does the following:

comp1: Anyone there?
comp2: Anyone there?
comp1: I hear you comp2 - I'm comp1.
comp2: Now I know where you are comp1.
 (some time passes)
comp1 or 2: Here's some data.
comp2 or 1: I received the data and error checked. (ATP does this, right?)

Any help or pointers will be greatly appreciated.  Please respond by e-mail
and I'll post if interest merits it.

Brian S. Keller
bsk@sun-valley.stanford.edu