BEEP: The Definitive Guide
BEEP: The Definitive Guide Developing New Applications for the Internet By Marshall T. Rose
March 2002
Pages: 220

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Table of Contents

  1. Chapter 1 Introduction

    1. Application Protocol Design

    2. The Problem Space

    3. The IETF and BEEP

    4. beepcore.org

    5. How This Book Is Organized

  2. Chapter 2 Concepts

    1. Sessions

    2. Channels

    3. Exchanges

    4. Messages

    5. Packet Formats and Traces

  3. Chapter 3 Tuning

    1. The Greeting

    2. Channel Management

    3. The TLS Profile

    4. The SASL Family of Profiles

    5. Tuning in Practice

    6. Tuning Profiles Versus Exchange Profiles

    7. The Lifecycle of a Session

  4. Chapter 4 Exchanges

    1. Client/Server

    2. Server/Client

    3. Peer-to-Peer

    4. Let's Recap

  5. Chapter 5 BEEP in Java

    1. A Guided Tour

    2. Fundamental Classes

  6. Chapter 6 BEEP in C

    1. A Portable Implementation

    2. Echo and Sink

    3. Reliable Syslog

  7. Chapter 7 BEEP in Tcl

    1. Introduction to Tcl SOAP

    2. Adding BEEP Support to the Client

    3. Adding BEEP Support to the Server

  8. Chapter 8 Futures

    1. Experiences

    2. Stability and Evolution

    3. Tunneling

    4. Transport Mappings

    5. Finally

  1. Appendix On the Design of Application Protocols

    1. A Problem 19 Years in the Making

    2. You Can Solve Any Problem...

    3. Protocol Mechanisms

    4. Protocol Properties

    5. The BXXP Framework

    6. BXXP Is Now BEEP

  2. References

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