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How/Why exactly do you want them to communicate? &nbsp;For file transfers? &nbsp;If so, you could look into Samba - <a href="http://au1.samba.org/samba/" rel="ugc">http://au1.samba.org/samba/</a>
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How/Why exactly do you want them to communicate?  For file transfers?  If so, you could look into Samba - http://au1.samba.org/samba/ [http://au1.samba.org/samba/]

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I agree with leew, Unix and NT can communicate in 50 different ways, if you specify your task, we can help you from there.<br />
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_Brian
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I agree with leew, Unix and NT can communicate in 50 different ways, if you specify your task, we can help you from there.


_Brian

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Ok, one Unix app needs to pass some parameters to Win NT app,<br />
then some other Win NT app needs to pass some parameters to Unix app, etc.<br />
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I guess, file transfer would be 1 way to do it ...<br />
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Ok, one Unix app needs to pass some parameters to Win NT app,
then some other Win NT app needs to pass some parameters to Unix app, etc.

I guess, file transfer would be 1 way to do it ...



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If you use plain old TCP/IP protocols for networking then just have each app listen on a port and have the other app send data on that port. &nbsp;Just like web browsers and web servers use port 80 - doesn't matter if one is on NT and the other Unix or both are on the same platform.
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If you use plain old TCP/IP protocols for networking then just have each app listen on a port and have the other app send data on that port.  Just like web browsers and web servers use port 80 - doesn't matter if one is on NT and the other Unix or both are on the same platform.

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anyway I could have an example source code ?
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anyway I could have an example source code ?

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We have multiple users running Unix and NT apps that need to communicate both ways.<br />
I guess, ftp would be 1 way to do it; is there anything better ?<br />
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Source Code would be greatly appreciated<br />
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Thanks in advance, <br />
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We have multiple users running Unix and NT apps that need to communicate both ways.
I guess, ftp would be 1 way to do it; is there anything better ?

Source Code would be greatly appreciated

Thanks in advance, 



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