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sender
tcp/ip utility for testing network connections/ports
Sender is a windows tcp/ip client/host that lets you send and recieve text to and from tcp/ip ports. It now has a hex mode so that you can send any 8bit byte combinations. It can be used for testing simple pop and smtp connections (original project reason) or for any other protocols for which you may want to test by hand from windows. -
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Becta common file format for Interactive whiteboards Project has created a common file format to support interoperability, a code library under BSD, a test harness Viewer and range of sample files.
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Wizard-like software to run experimental procedures (at large). Each step of the procedure is a file (document, on-line form, checklist, video, program... ). Experimental data and documents are backuped together. NEW: templates of procedures
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This is a learning tool in wich you can test soms comunication protocol. From send/receive to more complex protocol like "sliding window" and so. --- C'est un outil qui vous permet de tester quelques protocoles. Du send/receive aux plus complexes.
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TPEngine (or Test Protocol Engine), is a dynamic Website thats create by an Administrator. The Administrator can make new protocols with os-, version-information, and of course "what to do" (i called it test functions). And the User can fill out the pr
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