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Zane Thomas
I hope those of you who have seen this previously will accept my apology for
reposting it. Despite the fact that similar annoucements are posted without
problems someone at MS has cancelled mine alone and so I'm reposted by way
of a server MS does not have control over. I have always tried to post new
product annoucements into appropriate forums only, and only once. So
here, for the last time (really!), is a simple short annoucement:
Abderaware's SNPP for .Net (www.abderaware.com) provides a comprehensive
implementation of the Simple Network Paging Protocol. Using SNPP.Net you can
handle most programming tasks that requires sending messages to pager
devices through a network.
Among the many features supported by SNPP.Net are the following:
* Overloaded constructors make it easy to create and send messages to any
SNPP host.
* Fully object orientated class hierarchy making it easy to manipulate and
send messages.
* Asynchronous methods are available for background-sends of large messages
or slow hosts.
* Support for Windows 98/ME/NT4/2000/XP.
* Automatic protocol selection with built-in fallback to a lower protocol
for older hosts.
* Both blocking and non-blocking (asynchronous) methods are supported
wherever appropriate.
* Complete source code is available.
reposting it. Despite the fact that similar annoucements are posted without
problems someone at MS has cancelled mine alone and so I'm reposted by way
of a server MS does not have control over. I have always tried to post new
product annoucements into appropriate forums only, and only once. So
here, for the last time (really!), is a simple short annoucement:
Abderaware's SNPP for .Net (www.abderaware.com) provides a comprehensive
implementation of the Simple Network Paging Protocol. Using SNPP.Net you can
handle most programming tasks that requires sending messages to pager
devices through a network.
Among the many features supported by SNPP.Net are the following:
* Overloaded constructors make it easy to create and send messages to any
SNPP host.
* Fully object orientated class hierarchy making it easy to manipulate and
send messages.
* Asynchronous methods are available for background-sends of large messages
or slow hosts.
* Support for Windows 98/ME/NT4/2000/XP.
* Automatic protocol selection with built-in fallback to a lower protocol
for older hosts.
* Both blocking and non-blocking (asynchronous) methods are supported
wherever appropriate.
* Complete source code is available.