Embedded Internet Toolkit (EITK)

Embedded Internet Toolkit (EITK)

The Embedded Internet Toolkit (EITK) is a collection of applications for Internet enabling DOS-based embedded and hand- held computers. The EITK includes a TCP/IP stack, PPP driver, modem dialer and Internet client applications for FTP, SMTP, POP3, HTTP and LPR protocols. Each may be used in stand-alone command line mode or integrated in to your application using the libraries supplied in the System Developers Kit

The 2net EITK makes it as easy as it ever will be to add Internet capability to existing or new systems.

Internet Applications

Here are brief details of the applications that make up the EITK.

FTP Client

Exchange files with remote FTP servers from the command line or under program control.

SMTP Client

Send messages to predefined mailboxes to alert people of critical events. Messages may include binary attachments to provide extra information such as an image from a web cam or a log of the most recent data.

HTTP Client

Send information to a CGI process running on a web server and download updates and configuration information from a remote web server.

System Developer's Kit

The SDK provides all the information you need to create your own Internet enabled applications. It contains:

'C' header and library files compatible with Microsoft and Borland 16 bit 'C' compilers
Sample code
Online documentation in Adobe Acrobat format

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