I need to pass some data (integers) from one (C++) program to another (C#). What is the fastest way to do this?
I have two servlets A & B. On B i intend to have a a method isAvailable() which A will call to check the status. If this method returns true then im going to pass it an object to B.
Just curious - what are some automatic or even semi-automatic techniques for reverse-engineering of communication protocols?
A project of mine involves a flash movie (.swf) in a webpage, where the user has to pick from a number of items, and has the option to thumbs up or thumbs down (vote on) each item.
I currently have a small Python script that I\'m using to spawn multiple executables, (voice chat servers), and in the next version of the software, the servers have the ability to receive heartbeat s
Can two applications on the same machine bi开发者_Python百科nd to the same port and IP address? Taking it a step further, can one app listen to requests coming from a certain IP and the other to anoth
Buongiorn开发者_StackOverflow中文版o, I\'m trying to send a simple string to a serial port to command an instrument for noise measures.
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I\'m having a mental block for the words describing data flow in a communications protocol + google isn\'t helping, due to information glut.
I\'m using开发者_C百科 a data transmission system which uses a fixed SYNC word (0xD21DB8) at the beginning of every superframe. I\'d be curious to know how such SYNC words are chosen, i.e. based on wh
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