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From:	neo napster <neo_realnapster AT yahoo DOT co DOT in>
Subject:	Difference between transport_socket and transport_pipes?
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Can I know the difference transport_socket 
and transport_pipes classess? And which
case these will be used?


With Regards,
Neo.


		
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