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Named pipes vs. TCP Channel

UJ
I have multiple programs running on the same machine that need to talk to
each other. Can anybody give me any guidance as to using Named Pipes vs a
TCP Channel?

What are the pros/cons of each?

TIA - Jeff.
Jan 27 '06 #1
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I have multiple programs running on the same machine that need to talk to
each other. Can anybody give me any guidance as to using Named Pipes vs a
TCP Channel?

What are the pros/cons of each?


Both works in the same computer, also IIRC named mipes ARE NOT supported (at
least in 1.1).

Beside of that the deciding point is ,what if at a later time you decide to
use more than one computer or in different networks? in that case you HAVE
to use TCP

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Florida Department Of Transportation

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