Confronting every e-mail challenge IT and IS professionals face, the authors introduce the latest Internet e-mail standards, explain what it means for an email system to be 100 percent pure Internet, and show why Internet-ready e-mail is important. They discuss the 12 most common personal and enterprise-wide e-mail problems and how to integrate internal and external messaging via Internet standards. They also compare the Internet-readiness of Lotus Notes, Novell GroupWise, and Microsoft Exchange. Annotation c. by Book News, Inc., Portland, Or.

Internet Messaging: From the Desktop to the Enterprise

Computers & Technology

Rose, Marshall

Strom, David

Networking & Cloud Computing

Prentice Hall PTR

If you need to design a protocol that really fits your application, you want BEEP--an integrated collection of building blocks that gives you "best in class" data transmission solutions for everything from framing to security. Whether you're writing a simple "fetch" client/server application or a multi-threaded peer-to-peer relaying system, BEEP provides the necessary functionality without extra overhead.BEEP gives network developers what they've long needed: a standard toolkit for building protocols quickly and conveniently. For the first time, it's possible to create an application protocol that's tightly tuned to the application's requirements, so you can avoid reinventing the wheel.Written by BEEP creator Marshall Rose, BEEP: The Definitive Guide is the only book on the subject--a compendium straight from the horse's mouth. This book shows you what BEEP is for and, more important, how to put it to use. After explaining concepts underlying the BEEP protocol, Rose shows you how to use the BEEP implementation in Java, C, and Tcl. You'll learn to build several working applications that use BEEP as a transport, including an implementation of the reliable SYSLOG protocol and an implementation of a BEEP transport for SOAP.Although BEEP was standardized in 2001, different groups are already using it for SOAP exchanges, intrusion detection, instant messaging, network auditing, remote calendaring, and secure credential exchange. These groups work on different problems, but what they have in common is a simple desire to focus on the problem domain instead of the tedious details of protocol overhead. If you're a network developer, you need to become familiar with this important new tool.

BEEP: The Definitive Guide: Developing New Applications for the Internet

Certification

O'Reilly Media

See the best price to sell, buy, or rent books by Rose, Marshall. BookScouter helps to compare book prices from 25+ online bookstores and 30+ buyback vendors with a single search.

Books by Rose, Marshall