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I am trying to create a communications manager for an odd environment and I am attempting to use pipes / channels for the "path". I am having a little trouble in understanding these in that, for each pipe, do I have to have a separate socket / port for it or can they all operate over a single port? As I stated, this is not a normal environment (ok, Mainframe) and the management of resources isn't as friendly as it is in a distributed / web environment.

Thanks for the help!
[ April 14, 2008: Message edited by: Sam Smoot ]
 
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