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Building A Document Request Protocol Part 1/2
By: Mitchell Harper
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    2002-02-23

    Table of Contents:
  • Building A Document Request Protocol Part 1/2
  • Our protocol: SARP
  • The VB application
  • The ProcessCommands routine
  • Accepting new records from the client
  • Our VB App in action
  • Conclusion

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    Building A Document Request Protocol Part 1/2 - Our VB App in action


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    Throughout the last two pages, you would've noticed a lot of calls to the lstDetails.AddItem function. This function accepts a string, and adds the details of any data that is either retrieved or sent to the client to the listDetails list control.

    Here are a couple of screen shots of our VB app in action. Obviously you’ll need to code up a client app before our VB app will function properly (and we will do that using PHP in part two of this article), but I just thought I would show you how it looks anyway:

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