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In computing, software that allows access to the World Wide Web. See browser.



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1 which enables CICS to act as both an HTTP server as well as a HTTP client when using EXEC CICS commands
This release of the suite introduces Version 4 of GMS Web Organizer, which replaces and builds on the functionality previously available in GMS Calendaring, providing access and sharing capabilities to Calendars, Contacts, Notes and Tasks from within a rich HTTP client interface.
NET Compact Framework or eMbedded Visual Tools application, a high-performance general-purpose HTTP Client and Server, a bi-directional compression engine for compressing both requests and responses and a built-in general-purpose byte stream object for handling dynamic byte arrays which can be used for reading and writing files, Base64 encoding/decoding and compressing/decompressing information.
 
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