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West Wind Technologies, 1997-2011
Welcome to the West
Wind Internet Tools (wwIPStuff). These tools provide the basic functionality for client
applications that want to extend the functionality of Visual FoxPro applications
to the Internet.
Complete documentations is
available from the
wwIPStuff HTML
Help File
A sample application with source
code is provided in the \Samples directory. You can run this sample from here if
you have VFP 6.0 installed:
Sample
Application
wwIPStuff provides the following features:
- Sending of SMTP Email with attachments and POP3 mail retrieval
- Dynamic access to HTTP content over the Web.
- Asnynchronous HTTP operations available.
- FTP upload and download. FTP directory functionality.
- Domain name lookup and reverse lookup.
- Simple one function Zip methods (requires DynaZip)
- Basic RAS dial-up functions
- Low Level TCP/IP Socket class for client and server operation
- Fast C based URLEncoding and URLDecoding routines
Please take a look at the examples
located in the Samples directory to get you on your way.
The samples directory is
located in \samples. To run samples and support code I highly recommend you do
the following:
DO LOAD_WWIPSTUFF
This loads all the procedure
files and class libraries into memory. From thereon in you can use the examples.
Two sets are provided:
-
wwIPSTUFF_SAMPLES.prg
provides
very simple examples on how to do individual tasks. Set the #IF flags to .T.
for the individual demo you want to run. Note: most of these samples require
that you change a few of the properties to use your own servers and
names/addresses.
- wwHTTPDemo.app/pjx
This project
provides several demos that put things together. Keep in mind that the server
demos require a Web server, which in this case is running West Wind Web Connection .
- wwPop3
wwPOP3.prg which contains the
class contains demo code at the top of it. The source code also serves as
a demonstration of the wwSocket class, which is used to communicate with the
POP3 server.
Last Updated:
11/05/2003