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HELP!! TLI vs Sockets?
Can someone please compare/differentiate TLI and sockets? what are the advantages to either one? disadvantages?
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TLI was superceded by XTI. Apple's OpenTransport used this as a networking model. Advantages include supports more protocol families and able to send extra data at connection time if the protocol supports it. It has a host of problems centered around it's states with t_look(). Sockets comes from BSD and has also been implemented on System V, Linux, Windows, OS/2, OS/400 and many more. This is basically the standard networking api at this level now. Last edited by porter; 06-11-2007 at 01:15 AM. |
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