GF.Address Lookup - Revision history

Daniel Jumelet at 10:35, 18 May 2017

2017-05-18T10:35:14Z

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	\|name=Name ~~Lookup~~		\|name=Name Resolution
	\|WorkingArea=Network		\|WorkingArea=Network
	\|version=0.2		\|version=0.2
	\|owner=J.A.H. Schoonderbeek		\|owner=J.A.H. Schoonderbeek
	\|summary=The Name ~~Lookup~~ serves lookups from a store of connected names and addresses.		\|summary=The Name Resolution serves lookups from a store of connected names and addresses.
	}}		}}
	The Name ~~Lookup~~ function serves lookups from a store of connected names and addresses. To this end, it accepts a piece of data, and then consults a structured data store to return one or more related pieces of data. This function is most often used to model directory lookups, name resolution and fixed data conversion schemes. It is therefor regularly found in the following infrastructure facilities:		The Name Resolution function serves lookups from a store of connected names and addresses. To this end, it accepts a piece of data, and then consults a structured data store to return one or more related pieces of data. This function is most often used to model directory lookups, name resolution and fixed data conversion schemes. It is therefor regularly found in the following infrastructure facilities:
	* Name server facility, where it connects names and addresses. In this case (e.g. DNS server), this function forms the main functionality;		* Name server facility, where it connects names and addresses. In this case (e.g. DNS server), this function forms the main functionality;
	* Message Handling facility, where it connects sender/destination names with message addresses.		* Message Handling facility, where it connects sender/destination names with message addresses.

Daniel Jumelet at 10:33, 18 May 2017

2017-05-18T10:33:43Z

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	\|name=~~Address~~ Lookup		\|name=Name Lookup
	\|WorkingArea=Network		\|WorkingArea=Network
	\|version=0.2		\|version=0.2
	\|owner=J.A.H. Schoonderbeek		\|owner=J.A.H. Schoonderbeek
	\|summary=The ~~Address~~ Lookup serves lookups from a store of connected names and addresses.		\|summary=The Name Lookup serves lookups from a store of connected names and addresses.
	}}		}}
	The ~~Address~~ Lookup function serves lookups from a store of connected names and addresses. To this end, it accepts a piece of data, and then consults a structured data store to return one or more related pieces of data. This function is most often used to model directory lookups, name resolution and fixed data conversion schemes. It is therefor regularly found in the following infrastructure facilities:		The Name Lookup function serves lookups from a store of connected names and addresses. To this end, it accepts a piece of data, and then consults a structured data store to return one or more related pieces of data. This function is most often used to model directory lookups, name resolution and fixed data conversion schemes. It is therefor regularly found in the following infrastructure facilities:
	* Name server facility, where it connects names and addresses. In this case (e.g. DNS server), this function forms the main functionality;		* Name server facility, where it connects names and addresses. In this case (e.g. DNS server), this function forms the main functionality;
	* Message Handling facility, where it connects sender/destination names with message addresses.		* Message Handling facility, where it connects sender/destination names with message addresses.

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{{Pageheaderbox4GF
|name=Address Lookup
|WorkingArea=Network
|version=0.2
|owner=J.A.H. Schoonderbeek
|summary=The Address Lookup serves lookups from a store of connected names and addresses.
}}
The Address Lookup function serves lookups from a store of connected names and addresses. To this end, it accepts a piece of data, and then consults a structured data store to return one or more related pieces of data. This function is most often used to model directory lookups, name resolution and fixed data conversion schemes. It is therefor regularly found in the following infrastructure facilities:
* Name server facility, where it connects names and addresses. In this case (e.g. DNS server), this function forms the main functionality;
* Message Handling facility, where it connects sender/destination names with message addresses.
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