A C implementation of BEEP a generic network kernel for connection-oriented, asynchronous application protocols.
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IBM BeepLite Networking Layer for C is an implementation of BEEP a generic application protocol kernel for connection-oriented, asynchronous interactions. IBM BeepLite Networking Layer for C supports dynamic, pluggable application protocols for peer-to-peer, client-server, or server-to-server scenarios; it allows multiple channels over one or more authenticated session; and it supports arbitrary MIME payloads including XML.
How does it work?
BEEP is the missing link between the application layer and TCP. It provides all the basic machinery that is needed when designing application protocols over TCP through a common, higher-level API, specifically allowing virtually transparent tuning to meet various security requirements.
BEEP adds a layer of abstraction on top of transport protocols such as TCP in order to ease the development and use of application protocols, so called "profiles" in BEEP parlance. This additional layer provides all the basic mechanisms needed for simultaneous and independent exchanges within the context of a single application's user identity (such as framing messages, encoding data, negotiating capabilities, correlating requests and responses, message pipelining and multiplexing, and integrated and modular security), and it supports both textual and binary messages.
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