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- BEEP abstract "In computer networking, BEEP (Blocks Extensible Exchange Protocol) is a framework for creating network application protocols. It includes an application protocol kernel for connection-oriented asynchronous interactions, and can be used both for binary and text-based messages within the context of a single application user identity.BEEP is intended to abstract-out the common features that have traditionally been duplicated in each protocol implementation. BEEP (formerly called BXXP) typically runs on top of TCP and allows the exchange of messages called 'frames'. Unlike HTTP (and similar protocols), either end of the connection can send a frame at any time, and 'questions' and 'replies' can be interleaved easily. BEEP also includes facilities for encryption and authentication, and is highly extensible.One promising alternative to HTTP is the Blocks Extensible Exchange Protocol (BEEP).BEEP is a new IETF framework of best practices for building new protocols. BEEP is layered directly on TCP and includes a number of built-in features, including an initial handshake protocol, authentication, security, and error handling. Using BEEP, one can create new protocols for a variety of applications, including instant messaging, file transfer, content syndication, and network managementBEEP was designed by Marshall Rose, who also worked on the POP3, SMTP, and SNMP protocols.".
- BEEP wikiPageExternalLink beepcore.org.
- BEEP wikiPageExternalLink x-beep.
- BEEP wikiPageExternalLink x-beep.
- BEEP wikiPageID "1084066".
- BEEP wikiPageRevisionID "605725783".
- BEEP hasPhotoCollection BEEP.
- BEEP subject Category:Network_protocols.
- BEEP comment "In computer networking, BEEP (Blocks Extensible Exchange Protocol) is a framework for creating network application protocols. It includes an application protocol kernel for connection-oriented asynchronous interactions, and can be used both for binary and text-based messages within the context of a single application user identity.BEEP is intended to abstract-out the common features that have traditionally been duplicated in each protocol implementation.".
- BEEP label "BEEP".
- BEEP label "Blocks Extensible Exchange Protocol".
- BEEP sameAs Blocks_Extensible_Exchange_Protocol.
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- BEEP sameAs Q884769.
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- BEEP wasDerivedFrom BEEP?oldid=605725783.
- BEEP homepage beepcore.org.
- BEEP isPrimaryTopicOf BEEP.