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Nice socket Classes

Subject: Nice socket Classes
From: David Farler <email@hidden>
Date: Thu, 2 Dec 2004 06:32:38 -0500

Hi there,

First post. I was wondering what anyone thought of the NetSocket class. I tried OmniNetworking and I don't like it at all. Cocoa is already opaque enough for me. This NetSocket seems to be simpler and easier to use, and doesn't require frameworks. Does anyone have any better recommendations other than NetSocket?

I'm working on a secure messaging/file transfer network program so any suggestions on that would be nice too. I'd like it to be a "client-only" network, sort of like Waste's mesh-style network, only more direct. I was thinking about all of the users creating DNS addresses that update in realtime, and they just exchange URLs as a kind of "screen name". I'm trying to make a portable, universal alternative to AIM. Thoughts?

David

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