[ambush]

I was wondering where I could find documentation ( or example cocoa Objective-C projects ) on the OmniFrameworks ( OmniNetworking especially ) Because right now I'm sick and tired of having to use SmallSockets as a socket, it always crashes, isn't multi threaded, isn't being developed anymore, and is slow.

Or maybe if you know an open source cocoa app that uses the omniframeworks....

_thanks

[serversurfer]

There's no documentation available AFAIK. You can find some sample code <a href="http://www.omnigroup.com/ftp/pub/software/MacOSX/Source/" target="_blank">here</a>, but I don't know what they have for networking samples. Your best bet is probably to look through the .m files for the objects you are using and trying to figure out what they do from there.

[forty two]

Unfortunately, the OmniGroup doesn't have time to document their frameworks since they are under active development, and they have to spend their time developing their apps instead of documenting their free code

About 80 percent of OmniWeb is open source, that would be a good place to look. Other than that, dig around in the source of the frameworks themselves and play around with it a bit. They're very well written and intuitively named/laid out.

[Gul Banana]

If you want a properly object oriented, multithreaded modification of SmallSockets, one which I wrote and use for various things can be found at <a href="http://homepage.mac.com/castiglione/code/Socket.h" target="_blank">Socket.h</a> and <a href="http://homepage.mac.com/castiglione/code/Socket.m" target="_blank">Socket.m</a>. I fixed up a couple of the bugs in it, too. Not quite sure of the legalities of this, but I did include the original license like it said and clearly mark that it was a modification, so it should be okay.