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    Default Best way to pass data between Windows and Linux

    Hi all,

    What is the best method to pass data between Linux and Windows?

    I am building a Qt client app which resides in Windows (XP/7) and wants to communicate with backend written in C residing in a Linux Box through ethernet. The box is compact, low on resources and runs a trimmed down fedora 12 which restricts us from running a feature rich GUI in itself.

    App is similar to ethereal/wireshark and requires constant data transfer. Encryption is also required on certain parts which deals with WPA keys etc.

    Please suggest ways around which I can do this effectively. As our application requires precision to some level (best ethernet can provide) because it basically deals with delay, drop etc of tcp/udp data traffic, fastest way of communicating would be preferred.

    Please let me know if any further clarifications are required.

    TIA
    Deepak
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    Default Re: Best way to pass data between Windows and Linux

    just send by tcp/udp socket then?

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