Free over 18 script

Major Features:

1. A large number of variable types available
2. Arrays
3. BASIC Compatibility
4. Built-in gfx library
5. Clean Syntax
6. Create OBJs, LIBs, DLLs, and console or GUI EXEs
7. Debugging support
8. Enumerations (ENUMs)
9. Escape characters inside literal strings
10. Function overloading
11. Inline Assembly
12. Most of the known C libraries can be used directly, without wrappers
13. Multi-platform
14. Multi-threading
15. Name spaces
16. Optimized code generation
17. Optional function arguments
18. Pointers
19. Pre-processor
20. Type defs
21. Unicode support
22. Unlimited number of symbols
23. User-defined Types (UDTs)
24. Variable initializers (including arrays and UDTs)

SOHT (Socket over HTTP Tunneling) 0.6 brings a way to enable types of socket communication through an HTTP Proxy server. It is useful for users who are behind a restrictive firewall and wish to access external servers that use protocols other than HTTP.

Possible uses are:

1. Web Browsing (Bypass logging, access restricted sites)
2. POP3/SMTP/IMAP Email clients
3. Telnet/SSH clients

This tool consists of two separate components. A server, which must be deployed on a Java Servlet container (A .NET server is also planned), and a client, which is run on the local machine and connects to the server via HTTP. There are Java and .NET versions of the client, so the client can be run on nearly any platform.

A SOCKS 4 and 5 Proxy Server has been integrated into the most recent version of the Java Client. This provides an very easy way to bypass any local web proxy restrictions and logging.

If you would like to be able to SSH from anywhere using just your web browser, you should check out my SSHWebProxy project. This project provides a pure html SSH client that can be used from any web browser without installing any client software. It is limited to SSH and is not as flexible as SOHT, but it may be a good solution if you just want occasional SSH access.

Requirements: none