Network programming in Windows NT / Alok K. Sinha.

By: Sinha, Alok K .

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BookPublisher: Reading, Mass. : Addison-Wesley, c1996Description: x, 620 p. : ill. ; 24 cm. + pbk.ISBN: 0201590565.Subject(s): Microsoft Windows NT | Computer networks

DDC classification: 005.2

Contents:

Introduction -- Understanding Windows NT architecture -- Understanding Windows architecture -- RPC programming in Windows NT -- Windows sockets in Windows NT -- Pipes in Windows NT -- Using Mailslot in Windows NT -- NetBIOS Programming in Windows NT -- SPX/IPX programming in Windows NT.

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Provides an overview of Windows and Windows NT architecture and shows how Windows NT IPC mechanisms can be used to build client/server applications. Focuses on the different networking/communication methods, such as RPC, Sockets, Named Pipes, MailSlots, and NetBIOS; presents each method with beginners in mind and discusses their respective advantages and disadvantages. Code fragments illustrate the basic design concepts. The binding is less than satisfactory; an inflexible glue binds imperfectly to the pages. Annotation c. by Book News, Inc., Portland, Or.

Bibliography: (pages 603-604) and index.

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About Alok K. Sinha

Alok Sinha , graduate of the University of Alaska, Fairbanks and Banaras Hindu University, India, is a software design engineer at Microsoft. He specializes in distributed computing and has worked on directory service for Microsoft Windows NT. Author and co-author of numerous articles on Microsoft's Windows and client/server computing, the author is currently a member of the Broadband Media Applications team at Microsoft. He is an active member of the Software Technology Track Advisory Committee of the annual Hawaii International Conference on System Science. He also taught a short course on client/server computing in Trinidad and Tobago as part of a United Nations Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO) project.

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