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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.
This technical manual investigates the methodology for extending the Cyberdog Internet-access technology through the development of custom OpenDoc components. The text is authored by Apple Computer, Inc., providing the official framework for developers to integrate new network protocols and services into the Macintosh environment. It outlines the architectural requirements for building modular software that enhances the native capabilities of the Cyberdog browser and its associated document-centric features.
What You Will Find
Experts and developers of the era recognize this kit as the foundational technical reference for the Cyberdog platform. It provides the necessary documentation for engineers to navigate the complexities of OpenDoc integration within the Macintosh operating system.
Page Count:
415
Publication Date:
1996-07-23
Publisher:
Addison-Wesley
ISBN-10:
0201183757
ISBN-13:
9780201183757
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