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Allows you to look up a DNS entry by name (www.whatever.com => 100.100.0.1) or by IP (100.100.0.1 => www.whatever.com). Includes some code found right here on PSC!

This code provides the basic framework for HTTP services. There is NO functionality built in to transfer files - that's really not the point of this DLL. If you want to create an HTTP service (for remote function calls, database access, customized web server) you can use this DLL to do it. What's the differenece between this and ASP? Two main things: 1. You can program this server to run on any port you'd like, without disturbing "normal" web services (PWS, IIS, etc.) 2. (Win95/98 only) You can shut this down when you want to (can't forcibly unload ASP's under 95/98, so debugging DLL's becomes quite a pain).

Allows you to look up a DNS entry by name (www.whatever.com => 100.100.0.1) or by IP (100.100.0.1 => www.whatever.com). Includes some code found right here on PSC!

This code provides the basic framework for HTTP services. There is NO functionality built in to transfer files - that's really not the point of this DLL. If you want to create an HTTP service (for remote function calls, database access, customized web server) you can use this DLL to do it. What's the differenece between this and ASP? Two main things: 1. You can program this server to run on any port you'd like, without disturbing "normal" web services (PWS, IIS, etc.) 2. (Win95/98 only) You can shut this down when you want to (can't forcibly unload ASP's under 95/98, so debugging DLL's becomes quite a pain).

Allows you to look up a DNS entry by name (www.whatever.com => 100.100.0.1) or by IP (100.100.0.1 => www.whatever.com). Includes some code found right here on PSC!

This code provides the basic framework for HTTP services. There is NO functionality built in to transfer files - that's really not the point of this DLL. If you want to create an HTTP service (for remote function calls, database access, customized web server) you can use this DLL to do it. What's the differenece between this and ASP? Two main things: 1. You can program this server to run on any port you'd like, without disturbing "normal" web services (PWS, IIS, etc.) 2. (Win95/98 only) You can shut this down when you want to (can't forcibly unload ASP's under 95/98, so debugging DLL's becomes quite a pain).

This code provides the basic framework for HTTP services. There is NO functionality built in to transfer files - that's really not the point of this DLL. If you want to create an HTTP service (for remote function calls, database access, customized web server) you can use this DLL to do it. What's the differenece between this and ASP? Two main things: 1. You can program this server to run on any port you'd like, without disturbing "normal" web services (PWS, IIS, etc.) 2. (Win95/98 only) You can shut this down when you want to (can't forcibly unload ASP's under 95/98, so debugging DLL's becomes quite a pain).

Allows you to look up a DNS entry by name (www.whatever.com => 100.100.0.1) or by IP (100.100.0.1 => www.whatever.com). Includes some code found right here on PSC!

This code provides the basic framework for HTTP services. There is NO functionality built in to transfer files - that's really not the point of this DLL. If you want to create an HTTP service (for remote function calls, database access, customized web server) you can use this DLL to do it. What's the differenece between this and ASP? Two main things: 1. You can program this server to run on any port you'd like, without disturbing "normal" web services (PWS, IIS, etc.) 2. (Win95/98 only) You can shut this down when you want to (can't forcibly unload ASP's under 95/98, so debugging DLL's becomes quite a pain).

Allows you to look up a DNS entry by name (www.whatever.com => 100.100.0.1) or by IP (100.100.0.1 => www.whatever.com). Includes some code found right here on PSC!

This code provides the basic framework for HTTP services. There is NO functionality built in to transfer files - that's really not the point of this DLL. If you want to create an HTTP service (for remote function calls, database access, customized web server) you can use this DLL to do it. What's the differenece between this and ASP? Two main things: 1. You can program this server to run on any port you'd like, without disturbing "normal" web services (PWS, IIS, etc.) 2. (Win95/98 only) You can shut this down when you want to (can't forcibly unload ASP's under 95/98, so debugging DLL's becomes quite a pain).

Allows you to look up a DNS entry by name (www.whatever.com => 100.100.0.1) or by IP (100.100.0.1 => www.whatever.com). Includes some code found right here on PSC!

This code provides the basic framework for HTTP services. There is NO functionality built in to transfer files - that's really not the point of this DLL. If you want to create an HTTP service (for remote function calls, database access, customized web server) you can use this DLL to do it. What's the differenece between this and ASP? Two main things: 1. You can program this server to run on any port you'd like, without disturbing "normal" web services (PWS, IIS, etc.) 2. (Win95/98 only) You can shut this down when you want to (can't forcibly unload ASP's under 95/98, so debugging DLL's becomes quite a pain).

Allows you to look up a DNS entry by name (www.whatever.com => 100.100.0.1) or by IP (100.100.0.1 => www.whatever.com). Includes some code found right here on PSC!

Allows you to look up a DNS entry by name (www.whatever.com => 100.100.0.1) or by IP (100.100.0.1 => www.whatever.com). Includes some code found right here on PSC!

This code provides the basic framework for HTTP services. There is NO functionality built in to transfer files - that's really not the point of this DLL. If you want to create an HTTP service (for remote function calls, database access, customized web server) you can use this DLL to do it. What's the differenece between this and ASP? Two main things: 1. You can program this server to run on any port you'd like, without disturbing "normal" web services (PWS, IIS, etc.) 2. (Win95/98 only) You can shut this down when you want to (can't forcibly unload ASP's under 95/98, so debugging DLL's becomes quite a pain).

This code provides the basic framework for HTTP services. There is NO functionality built in to transfer files - that's really not the point of this DLL. If you want to create an HTTP service (for remote function calls, database access, customized web server) you can use this DLL to do it. What's the differenece between this and ASP? Two main things: 1. You can program this server to run on any port you'd like, without disturbing "normal" web services (PWS, IIS, etc.) 2. (Win95/98 only) You can shut this down when you want to (can't forcibly unload ASP's under 95/98, so debugging DLL's becomes quite a pain).

Allows you to look up a DNS entry by name (www.whatever.com => 100.100.0.1) or by IP (100.100.0.1 => www.whatever.com). Includes some code found right here on PSC!

This code provides the basic framework for HTTP services. There is NO functionality built in to transfer files - that's really not the point of this DLL. If you want to create an HTTP service (for remote function calls, database access, customized web server) you can use this DLL to do it. What's the differenece between this and ASP? Two main things: 1. You can program this server to run on any port you'd like, without disturbing "normal" web services (PWS, IIS, etc.) 2. (Win95/98 only) You can shut this down when you want to (can't forcibly unload ASP's under 95/98, so debugging DLL's becomes quite a pain).

Allows you to look up a DNS entry by name (www.whatever.com => 100.100.0.1) or by IP (100.100.0.1 => www.whatever.com). Includes some code found right here on PSC!