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	Method of verifying identification data in data driven information processing system - Patent # 5483661 - PatentGenius
		2, a datapacket applied to the video memory unit includes an instruction code (a), a generation number (b), data 1 (c) and data 2 (d) as well as a processor number (e) for uniquely specifying the data driven processor in thesystem which is determined to process the datapacket.
		Once the datapacket is transmitted to the intended processing unit, a result datapacket storing identification data preset in the processing unit is produced at theprocessing unit for output.
		Output processing unit 105 receives datapacket P applied from input processing unit 101 at input port IA, and transmits the packet to output port Oa, and datapacket P is output from output port OA in processor 100.
	www.patentgenius.com /patent/5483661.html (9292 words)

	Java/GSM Communication - Design (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		The Scheduler Pattern is used to put these new transactions in a queue and process them when the modem is available, ie: in the idle state.
		DataPacket: Packets sent to the GSMModem must implement the interface in the ScheduleOrdering role.
		It may be presented with more than one DataPacket object to process at a time, but they can be processed only one at a time.
	www.pablo.za.net /gsm/docs/design.html (391 words)

	Data stream - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		For the UK-specific DSL technology called "Data stream", see the IP Stream article.
		In telecommunications, a data stream is a sequence of digitally encoded coherent signals (packets of data or datapackets) used to transmit or receive information that is in transmission.
		In electronics, a data stream determines for which time which data item is scheduled to enter or leave which port of a systolic array or similar pipe network.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Data_stream (143 words)

	ThirdNormal - Tank (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		A Tank acts as a container for a set of DataPackets.
		A DataPacket is added to a Tank by calling the SubmitPacket method.
		When a DataPacket is added to a tank using the SubmitPacket method it will iterate through each of the registered ITankListenerNewPacket objects and call the OnNewPacket method in that interface.
	www.thirdnormal.com /Concepts/tank.html (113 words)

	Transport
		DataPackets allow you to use regular expressions to watch for incoming data.
		When you use DataPackets, you eliminate all the time you'd normally spend parsing and buffering the data handed back to you by the serial port driver or Winsock.
		A utility that illustrates the use of WinsockPort and DataPackets by grabbing the Current Threat Level from the Whitehouse Homeland security page.
	www.componentscience.net /elements/transport (1064 words)

	Kismet (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		For instance, would it be the number of Datapackets and the Datasize since the last time the device was reported?
		There is no direct correlation with the number of data packets, other than, "more data packets means more data means more bytes seen, most likely.".
		The number of datapackets is just that - a raw count of the number of 802.11 data frames seen.
	www.kismetwireless.net /Forum/General/Messages/1092329226.5439429 (162 words)

	Legal and Privacy policies: Draftlight Networks
		Flash Datapackets: Flash menus and rich media systems used on our website may store temporary variables on your computer, which are used for tracking page clicks, sound and video preferences and system settings.
		These features are not optional, though it is possible to disable the storage of local datapackets within Flash using the advanced configuration option.
		Flash datapackets are entirely harmless and will not consume more than 50kb of space on your computer.
	www.draftlight.net /legal/?doc=p (560 words)

	RenderEngine
		Brandon Hanke & Corey Workman RenderEngine controls the entire rendering layout of the application BoardRenderers and StatusRenderer are added to the application here and DataPackets are sent to each BoardRenderer to be rendered.
		All relevant high level rendering tasks are sent from the game engine to the network engine or rendered.
		The network engine is started here for sending and recieving DataPackets for rendering of the remote computer and also sending of the current game state data to the remote connection.
	sweb.uky.edu /~cjwork0/CS499/doc/renderer/RenderEngine.html (353 words)

	Re: Abandoware officially (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Once the data or data packet in a TCP/IP packet is extracted, (if it is a data packet) then it is extracted by the necassary little programs required to extract those packets, typically the newsgroup reader itself is responsible for that.
		In general all data and/or datapackets are ultimately crammed into a TCP/IP datapackets.
		The destination extracts any data or datapackets from the TCP/IP packets and then extract those datapackets until you simply have data.
	www.usenet.com /newsgroups/comp.sys.cbm/msg04546.html (249 words)

	DataPacket
		This models datapackets in the network, each data packet is of size Globals.DP_SIZE.
		The data stored in this object is however a pointer to the actual data object containing the entire data set or object.
		signifies that the entity that recived a datapacket does not understand waht to do with that particular data packet class.
	www.cs.adelaide.edu.au /~waltz/research/swim/docs/swim/grid/DataPacket.html (231 words)

	The Express Way to the Internet (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		After the page is received, the browser client will request the XML datapacket from the server.
		After all changes are made to the data, the user clicks the "Apply Updates" button to send the changed data back to the server.
		The server accepts the XML delta datapacket and uses the MIDAS server to resolve the data changes back to the database.
	community.borland.com /delphi/article/1,1410,10292,00.html (1764 words)

	Advanced Web Services
		And you think the SOAP datapacket is HUGE and it's unnecessary bandwidth on each response.
		But the request or response datapacket needs to indicate that the data is compressed.
		Also you may want to encrypt the datapacket: again, my earlier example of compression may be used in principle.
	www.agnisoft.com /white_papers/advancedws/default.asp (4210 words)

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		The second specifies that all packets from the subnet 4.3.. should be marked with TOS value 111.
		Name Entry1 PolicyScope DataPackets ProtocolNumber 6 OutgoingTOS 101 Name Entry2 PolicyScope DataPackets SourceAddressRange 4.3.. OutgoingTos 111 These rules leave ambiguous the fate of TCP packets from the specified subnet.
		Of course, this example is simplistic, but care must be taken to ensure that if a packet could match multiple filters, then actions specified by all filters, applied in any order, yield the same result.
	www3.ietf.org /proceedings/98aug/I-D/draft-ellesson-sla-schema-00.txt (4711 words)

	Getting Started with dbExpress (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		When edits are sent back to the database, the DataSetProvider processes datapackets containing just the modified records; it creates the appropriate SQL statements that are sent to the database.
		The solution to this situation is to use the BeforeUpdateRecord event and cycle through all the fields in the datapacket for each record and exclude the record from generating an update when no change is made to the actual data fields in the table.
		The basic technique is to cycle through all the fields in the datapacket (DeltaDS) and determines if the field is to be updated (pfInUpdate in the ProviderFlags property) and the NewValue is assigned.
	community.borland.com /article/32229 (9716 words)

	CSE 422 Labs, Spring Semester 2003 -- Lab 6 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		On Data Formats: Each ACK consists of 2 bytes - the first is the flag byte, and the second is the sequence number being ACKed.
		Datapackets, which have a maximum size, are also prepended by a 2 byte header, where the first byte must be 0 and the second byte is the sequence number.
		You'll notice that the code provided defines the sequence number to be alternating 0 or 1.
	www.cse.msu.edu /~cse422b/honors/labs/lab6/handout.html (517 words)

	Server Down? Many people have problems. - Phuket Thailand
		Traceroute (Unix) or tracert (windows) shows the way your internet traffic goes to reach a destination, this will show you if your datapackets stops somewhere.
		In Windows, open a dos box and enter "tracert www.phuket-info.com" and you will see the way your internet connection use to reach phuket-info.com.
		I am a Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer and took many courses in networking and server administration in the past, so thats why I learned about this.
	www.phuket-info.com /forums/18387-post10.html (103 words)

	TransPort Data Packets (via CobWeb/3.1 planetlab2.cs.virginia.edu) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Better yet, the TransPort provides a Data Packet facility that notifies the application when data is received that matches any of a number of application-defined regular expressions.
		The following example shows how to create a DataPacket that watches for a response from a modem and then write a command to the modem.
		This is a very simple example matches on the literal string "OK".
	www.componentscience.net.cob-web.org:8888 /Products/Transport/DataPackets/tabid/78/Default.aspx (427 words)

	The Big Think » Whoa Moment (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		The SETI institute has been operating their SETI@home program for 5 years now.
		(Proud member, 1315 datapackets analyzed in 1.655 years of computer time- 96th percentile!.
		In that time, it has come up with over 6 million possible candidate signals.
	thebigthink.org /?p=4129 (302 words)

	Ash International
		We created a Unix software agent that sat along a high bandwidth backbone pipe, essentially eavesdropping, gathering data, writing out a soundfile of everything it saw.
		Ethernet datapackets were consecutively written out to a file with no timestamp.
		Later the file header was hacked to open it in an audio editor.
	www.ashinternational.com /html/releases/ash4.7.html (142 words)

	[No title]
		I have set up Nistnet in marconi in such a way that traffic from franklin is delayed by 50 msec.
		This way there is less confusion about what datapackets are caused by what acknowledsgements.
		This means you must make yourself a user account on franklin.
	web.njit.edu /~ott/Adv.Netw/Adv.Netw.F.04/Start.txt (824 words)

	whodunnit? - Wilders Security Forums
		And from there the AutoStartViewer to see if anything suspicious is starting with Windows, as the Expl32 does so, hidden and makes more changes to your registry.
		You might like to install Port Explorer to look for suspicious connections real time and you can spy into datapackets from and to your system which might spread some more light.
		In the registered version of TDS (same as the evaluation you would just have installed but with a registration in it which unlocks a few extra options) is a script Screx with which you can do lots of extra to know about your intruder and euhmmm..
	www.wilderssecurity.com /showthread.php?p=70655 (619 words)

	Source: arts/datapacket.h
		So you MUST KNOW WHAT YOU ARE DOING, once you start * using the provided d pointers for extensions.
		They are used * * - in the interface async streams expose to C++ implementations of MCOP * interfaces (they directly deal with datapackets) * * - from the FlowSystem implemenentations / /* * The GenericDataPacket class provides the interface the flow system can * use to deal with data packets.
		This is implemented destructive - that * means: you may not find your old contents in the packet after * calling ensureCapacity / virtual void ensureCapacity(int capacity) = 0; /* * read/write write the contents of the packet.
	www.arts-project.org /doc/headers/arts___datapacket_h.html (295 words)

	WBZ - Consumer: Digital Living Today
		VoIP works by using your Internet connection to transmit your voice to another PC or telephone anywhere in the world, avoiding most or all tolls and tax.
		IP Telephony works by breaking up your voice transmission, either from your computer or directly from your phone (more on that later) and compressing into a series of datapackets.
		These packets are then routed over the Net, and reassembled at the recipient's computer, or piped from the Net to a local phone line to your recipient's telephone.
	www.digitallivingtoday.com /wbz4/yourdough/voip/index.html (734 words)

	[No title]
		TransPort, written in C#, handles situations as simple as reading a serial port or as complex as handling a file transfer through protocols such as XModem, YModem, and ZModem.
		Features include multithreaded access to any of the computer's physical and virtual COM ports on any bus (including USB), a drop and go Winsock port for multithreaded, asynchronous access to the TCP/IP layer, and real-time, regex-based DataPackets which provide flexible handling of information received over a serial or Winsock port.
		TransPort also includes RAS client support to establish, manage, and control remote network connections, TTY emulation for real-time, user-driven interaction, and the ability to monitor and manage telephony devices via TAPI.
	msdn.microsoft.com /msdnmag/issues/04/04/NewStuff/default.aspx (1578 words)

	VoIP (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		The telephone numbers dialed are translated into an IP or network address.
		VoIP also uses two other protocols, Real-Time Transport Protocol (RTP) and User Datagram Protocol (UDP) both are used in the transmission of transporting analog datapackets.
		A gateway is required to bridge the IP network over PSTN for the sending and receiving of voice data.
	www.cob.sjsu.edu /wong_r/b118/presentation/voip.htm (266 words)

	/usr.include/kde/arts/datapacket.h
		If not, write to 18 the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place - Suite 330, 19 Boston, MA 02111-1307, USA.
		20 21 / 22 23 #ifndef DATAPACKET_H 24 #define DATAPACKET_H 25 26 #include "buffer.h" 27 28 / 29 * BC - Status (2000-09-30): GenericDataChannel, DataPacket types 30 * 31 * These classes must be kept binary compatible, as the do interact with 32 * generated code.
		So you MUST KNOW WHAT YOU ARE DOING, once you start 33 * using the provided d pointers for extensions.
	www.cs.ualberta.ca /~paullu/lxr/http/source/usr.include/kde/arts/datapacket.h (252 words)

	Passing 3MB DataSet via WCF - Best Practice - MSDN Forums
		For large DataSet, i recommend you chuck records and sent records in batches as Datapackets.
		Here is how i have the DataPacket Contract.
		I have a configurable RowsetSize that will allow me to control the no.of records send.
	forums.microsoft.com /MSDN/ShowPost.aspx?PostID=840104&SiteID=1 (715 words)

	NAT and Peer-to-peer networking
		Eventually, we'll all switch to IPv6, which will have 128-bit addresses, and will solve the problem once and for all, but that's probably not going to be commonplace for many years.)
		Some applications send IP addresses or port numbers hidden inside their datapackets, where NAT can't properly rewrite them - so those applications don't work when you try to use them on computers behind NATs.
		Some NATs, for security reasons, only allow incoming traffic from an outside address if an outgoing packet has already been sent to that outside address.
	www.kegel.com /peer-nat.html (1218 words)

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		Voice over Internet Protocol, or VoIP, transmits telephone calls as datapackets over a network like the Internet.
		In other words, VoIP can send voice, fax and other information over the Internet instead of a telephone line.
	www.nethostspace.com /advancedhosting.htm (229 words)

	SMOBILE SYSTEMS
		SMobile Firewall offers a bi-directional, packet filtering option, protecting the mobile device from accessing harmful or questionable content and preventing malicious content from being transferred to the device.
		Firewall monitors Cellular (GPRS, EDGE, CDMA), WiFi and Phone-to-PC traffic, blocking and allowing incoming and outgoing datapackets and application rule based filtering.
		When a particular option is selected, the application displays a small description to assist the user in understanding how the firewall is protecting the device.
	www.smobilesystems.com /homepage/firewall.jsp (174 words)

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