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IPWorks MQ 2022 API Changes
10/05/2022 - This article details the API differences between IPWorks MQ 2020 and IPWorks MQ 2022.
IPWorks OpenPGP 2022 API Changes
10/05/2022 - This article details the API differences between IPWorks OpenPGP 2020 and IPWorks OpenPGP 2022.
IPWorks SFTP 2022 API Changes
10/05/2022 - This article details the API differences between IPWorks SFTP 2020 and IPWorks SFTP 2022.
IPWorks S/MIME 2022 API Changes
10/05/2022 - This article details the API differences between IPWorks S/MIME 2020 and IPWorks S/MIME 2022.
IPWorks SNMP 2022 API Changes
10/05/2022 - This article details the API differences between IPWorks SNMP 2020 and IPWorks SNMP 2022.
IPWorks SSH 2022 API Changes
10/05/2022 - This article details the API differences between IPWorks SSH 2020 and IPWorks SSH 2022.
Streams in IPWorks SSH and SFTP
11/03/2021 - Learn how to implement a basic stream for file transfer using IPWorksSSHStream or IPWorksSFTPStream.
Configure IGMPv2 for MCast on Windows
03/30/2021 - How to force a specific IGMP version for MCast on Windows by setting the system registry.
HTTP: Authenticate Using the Current Windows User
11/02/2020 - Learn how to authenticate HTTP requests using the current Windows user credentials.
How to Use Unicode in C++ Editions
11/11/2019 - Learn how Unicode is supported and implemented in the C++ editions of /n software toolkits.
TLS Client Authentication in /n software Components
11/07/2019 - Learn how SSL client authentication works and how to configure it using /n software components.
Working with Binary Data in Delphi and C++ Builder
04/29/2019 - Delphi and C++ Builder editions use byte arrays (TBytes) to allow operating with binary data.