Cyberdog Programmer's Kit

Cyberdog is the compelling new Internet-access technology that gives Macintosh users flexible and extensible access to the World Wide Web, news groups, e-mail, and many other network services. Cyberdog includes a powerful Internet browser, but it is much more: Cyberdog is a complete modular architecture for integrating existing and future network protocols and services into a unified experience for the Internet user. Cyberdog allows users to easily add any kind of Internet capability to their own documents. Cyberdog's modularity comes from its basis in OpenDoc, the cross-platform component software architecture. As a developer, you can add new behaviors to Cyberdog or enhance its existing features simply by creating Cyberdog-aware OpenDoc components and providing them to your users. The Cyberdog Programmer's Kit describes how you can create these components. The Cyberdog Programmer's Kit includes a book and a CD-ROM. The book contains three parts: * Part 1 gives an overview of the Cyberdog architecture, describes its relationship to OpenDoc, and shows how to approach Cyberdog development.
* Part 2 presents code examples and tutorial steps illustrating how to create Cyberdog components. * Part 3 provides a complete reference to the C++ classes and methods that make up the Cyberdog programming interface. The CD-ROM is the complete Cyberdog software development kit. It includes compiled versions of the Cyberdog shared libraries, all header files and project files needed for development, sample source code, sample components, and electronic versions of the book itself. 0201183757B04062001