HTML - W3C Wiki. WAI-ARIA. The Web Accessibility Initiative has published an overview of WAI-ARIA[2] that introduces the subject and guides readers to the WAI-ARIA Suite documents: Accessible Rich Internet Applications (WAI-ARIA) Version 1.0 (Draft) [1] This is primarily aimed at developers of Web browsers, assistive technologies, and other user agents, in addition to developers of other technical specifications, and developers of accessibility evaluation tools.
WAI-ARIA Primer [4] This is a technical introduction to WAI-ARIA. It describes the problems WAI-ARIA tries to address, the underlying concepts, the technical approach and business reasons for adopting WAI-ARIA. WAI-ARIA Best Practices Roadmap for Accessible Rich Internet Applications (WAI-ARIA Roadmap) [6] Much of the content of this document has been moved into other documents. The ARIA specifications editors have included Lisa Seeman, Rich Schwerdtfeger, James Craig, Michael Cooper and Lisa Pappas. See also[edit] References[edit] External links[edit] How TCP/IP Protocol Works - Part 1. TCP/IP is the most used network protocol nowadays. In this tutorial we will explain how it works in a very easy to follow language. So, what is a network protocol anyway? Protocol is like a language used to make two computers to talk to each other. Like in real world, if they are not talking the same language, they cannot communicate. Before going further, we recommend you to read our tutorial The OSI Reference Model for Network Protocols, which is a primer for understanding how network protocols work.
Consider the present tutorial as a sequel to our OSI Reference Model tutorial. TCP/IP is not really a protocol, but a set of protocols – a protocol stack, as it is most commonly called. TCP/IP architecture can be seen in Figure 1. Figure 1: TCP/IP architecture. As you can see, TCP/IP has four layers. After processing the program request, the protocol on the Application layer will talk to another protocol from the Transport layer, usually TCP.
Introduction TCP/IP] Protocol Software for the Implementation of TCP/IP in Microcontroller Systems Function OverviewThe networking of embedded system solutions via the Internet is becoming increasingly important. There are many different fields of application, ranging from remote maintenance and the servicing of distributed monitoring and control systems to automated updates via the Internet. In order to enable connection of these devices to the Internet or access via Modem and PC, IXXAT Automation, in close cooperation with the American company InterNiche Technologies Inc., offers a complete protocol software family that provides users with all the essential protocols and services of web technology This software package enables both implementation of TCP/IP at microcontroller level and data exchange on a uniform, globally-proven basis: the TCP/IP-protocol.
Compared to competitor protocol stacks (e.g. The InterNiche protocol stack is structured in such a way that it can easily be ported to other CPUs. Tunnelling MySQL Over SSH. Webmasters – Google. Create a new fiddle - JSFiddle.
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