By Esen Sagynov
via cubrid.org
Published: Feb 26 2013 / 02:59
A very in-depth article about TCP/IP and networking in general. The author, a senior engineer at NHN Corporation, explains how data flows in and out of the stack through numerous figures, clarifies the stack interworking with a network hardware, and provides code examples to program a network application. This article is recommended for network application developers and networking enthusiasts.
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Comments
devent replied ago:
-1 because I can't print the web page. On Firefox 19.0. If I chose "Print Preview" I see 1. a blank page, 2. a page with the first text, 3. a blank page, that's all.
Esen Sagynov replied ago:
I've checked the same page on Chrome 25 for Mac and Firefox 19 for Mac. It seems that Firefox has some problems with printing some Web pages. I've tried to open a popular media site like mashable.com and Firefox cannot display the page properly for print while Chrome/Safari have no problem printing those pages.
devent replied ago:
Thank you for your reply. Please adjust your page so that I can print in Firefox. I always either print or save the page as PDF so I can read it later, especially long and well written articles like yours.
Esen Sagynov replied ago:
Hi devent. I will look into this printing issue. Thank you for reporting it. ,
Esen Sagynov replied ago:
Hello devent. The printing issue on Firefox you've reported is not fixed. Feel free to print out CUBRID blog posts. If you notice any other abnormalities, please let me know.
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