Main Page/Topic Ports

    From Programming in RED

    TBD:

    Convert it into a table with LINK|NAME|TYPE|AUTHOR(S)

    References: Rebol Core Manual: PORTS

    Rebol Forces, creating a protocol

    Ports notes with sections from the original Rebol networking layer creator Holger Kruse

    Ports as explained in Rebol/Core user manual

    A full working TCP Server Semseddin (Endo) Moldibi

    Creating a server port Recipe by Paul Tretter

    A simple instant messenger

    Cal Dixon, gui scripts calling each other

    Voice intercommunicator from Nick Antonaccio

    Mirco Web Server

    Creating a server engine. Nice article from Jeff Kreis


    A lot of useful code here

    A TCP PORT Object Dump =

    This is TCP Port open with

     open/direct/lines tcp://:55555`
    


     make port! [
       scheme: 'tcp
       host: none
       port-id: 55555
       user: none
       pass: none
       target: none
       path: none
       proxy: none
       access: none
       allow: none
       buffer-size: none
       limit: none
       handler: none
       status: none
       size: none
       date: none
       url: none
       sub-port: none
       locals: none
       state: make object! [
           flags: 4719171
           misc: [1108 [] 0]
           tail: 0
           num: 0
           with: "^/"
           custom: none
           index: 0
           func: 6
           fpos: 0
           inBuffer: none
           outBuffer: none
       ]
       timeout: none
       local-ip: 0.0.0.0
       local-service: none
       remote-service: none
       last-remote-service: none
       direction: none
       key: none
       strength: none
       algorithm: none
       block-chaining: none
       init-vector: none
       padding: none
       async-modes: none
       remote-ip: none
       local-port: 55555
       remote-port: none
       backlog: none
       device: none
       speed: none
       data-bits: none
       parity: none
       stop-bits: none
       rts-cts: true
       user-data: none
       awake: none
     ]