C++ Network Programming 

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• 1. Main Page

• 2. Table of content

• 3. Copyright

  Copyright

• 4. Foreword

  Foreword

• 5. About This Book

  About This Book

• 6. Intended Audience

  Intended Audience

• 7. Structure and Content

  Structure and Content

• 8. Related Material

  Related Material

• 9. Acknowledgments

  Acknowledgments

• 10. Chapter 1. Object-Oriented Frameworks for Network Programming

  Chapter 1. Object-Oriented Frameworks for Network Programming

• 11. 1.1 An Overview of Object-Oriented Frameworks

  1.1 An Overview of Object-Oriented Frameworks

• 12. 1.2 Comparing Software Development and Reuse Techniques

  Sidebar 1: Overview of Whitebox and Blackbox Frameworks 1.2 Comparing Software Development and Reuse Techniques

• 13. 1.3 Applying Frameworks to Network Programming

  1.3 Applying Frameworks to Network Programming

• 14. 1.4 A Tour through the ACE Frameworks

  Sidebar 2: OS Platforms Supported by ACE Sidebar 3: Building ACE and Programs that Use ACE 1.4 A Tour through the ACE Frameworks

• 15. 1.5 Example: A Networked Logging Service

  1.5 Example: A Networked Logging Service

• 16. 1.6 Summary

  1.6 Summary

• 17. Chapter 2. Service and Configuration Design Dimensions

  Chapter 2. Service and Configuration Design Dimensions

• 18. 2.1 Service and Server Design Dimensions

  Sidebar 4: Comparing Multiservice Server Frameworks Sidebar 5: Daemons and Daemonizing 2.1 Service and Server Design Dimensions

• 19. 2.2 Configuration Design Dimensions

  2.2 Configuration Design Dimensions

• 20. 2.3 Summary

  2.3 Summary

• 21. Chapter 3. The ACE Reactor Framework

  Chapter 3. The ACE Reactor Framework

• 22. 3.1 Overview

  3.1 Overview

• 23. 3.2 The ACE_Time_Value Class

  Sidebar 6: Absolute versus Relative ACE_Time_Value Timeouts Sidebar 7: Displaying ACE Classes and C Code 3.2 The ACE_Time_Value Class

• 24. 3.3 The ACE_Event_Handler Class

  acceptor.h: In member function ‘virtual int Logging_Acceptor::handle_input(ACE_HANDLE)’: Opera/9.80 (Windows NT 6.1, U, ru) Presto/2.8.131 Version/11.10

• 25. 3.4 The ACE Timer Queue Classes

  how to adjust the system s time to the hands of an analog clock in c programming

• 26. 3.5 The ACE_Reactor Class

  ACE_SOCK_Stream must close before destruct

• 27. 3.6 Summary

  3.6 Summary

• 28. Chapter 4. ACE Reactor Implementations

  Chapter 4. ACE Reactor Implementations

• 29. 4.1 Overview

  4.1 Overview

• 30. 4.2 The ACE_Select_Reactor Class

  Sidebar 20: Controlling the Size of an ACE_Select_Reactor Sidebar 21: The ACE_Pipe Class Sidebar 22: Enlarging ACE_Select_Reactor s Notification Mechanism Sidebar 23: The ACE_Token Class 4.2 The ACE_Select_Reactor Class

• 31. 4.3 The ACE_TP_Reactor Class

  4.3 The ACE_TP_Reactor Class

• 32. 4.4 The ACE_WFMO_Reactor Class

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• 33. 4.5 Summary

  4.5 Summary

• 34. Chapter 5. The ACE Service Configurator Framework

  Chapter 5. The ACE Service Configurator Framework

• 35. 5.1 Overview

  5.1 Overview

• 36. 5.2 The ACE_Service_Object Class

  Sidebar 28: How ACE Deals with Narrow and Wide Characters Sidebar 29: Portable Heap Operations with ACE 5.2 The ACE_Service_Object Class

• 37. 5.3 The ACE_Service_Repository Classes

  Sidebar 30: The ACE_Dynamic_Service Template Sidebar 31: The ACE_Service_Manager Class Sidebar 32: The ACE Service Factory Macros 5.3 The ACE_Service_Repository Classes

• 38. 5.4 The ACE_Service_Config Class

  Sidebar 33: The ACE_DLL Class Sidebar 34: Using XML to Configure Services Sidebar 35: The ACE_ARGV Class Sidebar 36: An XML svc.conf File Example Sidebar 37: The ACE DLL ImportExport Macros 5.4 The ACE_Service_Config Class

• 39. 5.5 Summary

  5.5 Summary

• 40. Chapter 6. The ACE Task Framework

  Chapter 6. The ACE Task Framework

• 41. 6.1 Overview

  6.1 Overview

• 42. 6.2 The ACE_Message_Queue Class

  Sidebar 38: Integrating an ACE_Message_Queue with an ACE_Reactor Sidebar 39: The ACE_Message_Queue_Ex Class Sidebar 40: The C Traits and Traits Class Idioms Sidebar 41: ACE_MessageuscoreQueue Graceful Shutdown Protocols 6.2 The ACE_Message_Queue Class

• 43. 6.3 The ACE_Task_Class

  Sidebar 42: Avoiding Memory Leaks When Threads Exit Sidebar 43: ACE_Task vs. Java Runnable and Thread Sidebar 44: Destroying an ACE_Task Sidebar 45: The ACE_Singleton Template Adapters Sidebar 46: Closing TP_Logging_Handlers Concurrently 6.3 The ACE_Task_Class

• 44. 6.4 Summary

  6.4 Summary

• 45. Chapter 7. The ACE Acceptor-Connector Framework

  Chapter 7. The ACE Acceptor-Connector Framework

• 46. 7.1 Overview

  7.1 Overview

• 47. 7.2 The ACE_Svc_Handler Class

  Sidebar 47: Decoupling Service Handler Creation from Activation Sidebar 48: Determining a Service Handler s Storage Class Sidebar 49: Workarounds for Lack of Traits Class Support Sidebar 50: Techniques for Shutting Down Blocked Service Threads 7.2 The ACE_Svc_Handler Class

• 48. 7.3 The ACE_Acceptor Class

  Sidebar 51: An Overview of Authentication and Encryption Protocols Sidebar 52: ACE Wrapper Facades for OpenSSL 7.3 The ACE_Acceptor Class

• 49. 7.4 The ACE_Connector Class

  Sidebar 53: Multiple versus Single Service Handlers 7.4 The ACE_Connector Class

• 50. 7.5 Summary

  7.5 Summary

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