Post by xlar54 on Jul 12, 2009 2:10:17 GMT -5
Reposted from another thread:
One thing I had wanted for a long time was to have one of the other emulation programs (Leifs BBS Server or Jim's tcpserv4j) as a windows service, so I went ahead and created a windows service that acts as a modem emulator. Not competing, just another option for folks. Its basic, and the code isnt the prettiest, but seems to work fine both for incoming (tested with CNet 10.0) and outgoing (Desterm). A link to the app with source is:
www.filedropper.com/modememulator
Written in C# (3.5 framework)
Dunno how long filedropper will keep that, so if someone wants to put it someplace else, that would be good.
One thing I had wanted for a long time was to have one of the other emulation programs (Leifs BBS Server or Jim's tcpserv4j) as a windows service, so I went ahead and created a windows service that acts as a modem emulator. Not competing, just another option for folks. Its basic, and the code isnt the prettiest, but seems to work fine both for incoming (tested with CNet 10.0) and outgoing (Desterm). A link to the app with source is:
www.filedropper.com/modememulator
Written in C# (3.5 framework)
Dunno how long filedropper will keep that, so if someone wants to put it someplace else, that would be good.
