TCPIP (Socket) Packet Engine Interface
 

This is the brand new programming interface. It uses TCPIP to exchange Data with Packet applications.
How it Works. Packet Engine listens on Port 8000 for incoming TCPIP connections. Your Program must establish a no blocking socket connection with the computer where Packet Engine runs on Port 8000.If your application runs on the same computer with Packet Engine then use as TCPIP address LocalHost(127.0.0.1). After the connection established, starts the data flow bidirectional. The communication is done using frames. Each frame consists of a header and data. The format of each frame depends on the frame kind. But all frames use the same header format.
Using a TCPIP Socket connection to communicate with Packet Engine let your program to access packet engine from any computer in a network (LAN or WAN) even from internet.
Info In AGWPE.ZIP file there is the develop.zip file. There is there all the necessary info. You can download also the file DEVELOP.ZIP.

 

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