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MSCBlob for Linux 2.0
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| MSCBlob (Binary Large Object) is an auxiliary component for data blocks storing and transmitting. It could contain a raw data and represent it as a binary or string. There are 3 alternative string representations: as-is, Base64 and Hex. |
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Description:
MSCBlob (Binary Large Object) is an auxiliary component for data blocks storing and transmitting. It could contain a raw data and represent it as a binary or string. There are 3 alternative string representations: as-is, Base64 and Hex. Also has an ability to save and load data from files on disk. | System Requirements:
Red Hat Linux version 6.2 or above + Chili!ASP version 3.6 or 3.6.2 | Change Info:
Bugs fixed, internal changes | | MSCBlob for Linux 2.0 Download from miraplacid.com |
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