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WodBeep (General questions)

by D. Waters, Friday, January 21, 2005, 02:03 (7245 days ago)

Any additional documentation on the wodBeep product?

I am interested in its capabilities for IPC (on a single PC, communication between two applications/ processes). Listed in one of the samples is the BeepDirectP2PTransport, but it is nowhere in the documentation. Would this be the correct transport for this? And if so, is there some supporting documentation for it? (I realize this is a free app, but IPC simplification would be worth paying for).

Thanks!

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