either. It "supports" HTML, which certainly isn't the same thing...
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ATL doesn't support HTTP either - how did you get that
notion? Note ATL Server (which is rather a separate library
from ATL, but Microsoft managed to confuse us by bundling
it with ATL) is used in the context of an HTTP server (IIS),
but that in itself does not constitute HTTP client support.
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"mike" <mikebi...@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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On Feb 27, 2:49 pm, "Alexander Nickolov" <agnicko...@mvps.org> wrote:
ATL has nothing to do with socket programming. It's about
developing (and using) COM components.
Fortunatley for you, you don't need a library to work with the
plain WinSock API - it's that simple...
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Does ATL provide any classes to support UDP?
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Thanks for the responses. I was curious as to if there were ATL
classes that supported UDP as there was for Http or if there were any
classes that supported sockets.
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