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From: lieben_sie_brahms@yahoo.com (ckranich)
Newsgroups: comp.protocols.kermit.misc
Subject: Re: Pascal/Delphi Kermit
Date: 22 Nov 2004 23:43:22 -0800
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Hello Frank,
Thank you for your fast response.
OK, then I have two possibilities:
(As E-Kermit is written in 'C' and I prefer oldfashioned Pascal...)
1) Use Kermit-95 (licensed to every customer) and using the
Commandline /Script interface to remote control it from my
application. As I understand this would
be a 100% Kermit Project philosophy compliant way.
2) Embed part of the QKermit 3.1 Code into my application (according
to the copyrights mentioned in that code). I am aware that this would
be a 'dust of the past centuries' solution, but a wise man sometimes
stated: "Make it as simple as possible, but not simpler!" - So I have
to find out if this is _really_ simpler than variant #1. However even
in this variant I would like to contribute something to the Kermit
project (For example a one time fee somehow scaled to the very small
business I am doing) Eventually feeding the Delphi ported code back to
the project would be an option(so that other pascal addicts might find
it when searching desperately after a pascal kermit; However I am
aware that this code will probably not be maintained by anybody else
than me and at best stay in the 'retrolook' museum corner...)
Best Regards,
Christian