octet stream造句

• Element and attribute names are stored within the octet stream, unlike traditional ASN . 1 encoding schemes.
• There are, however, a couple of scenarios under which data files that should be usable on the Mac would get the " application-octet stream " label.
• Typically, each byte is from a range of 256 distinct values ( octets ), and so the term "'octet stream "'is sometimes used to refer to the same thing.
• Often when I get files from other people, Netscape puts up a dialog box that says the file type is " application-octet stream " and I need a plug-in to deal with it.
• If so, you can get around the problem by saving the file to disk _ an option you'll see in the same dialog box that warns you about the " octet stream " _ and then dragging and dropping it on the StuffIt Expander icon or an alias to it.
• The details are complicated, but Internet standards define categories for various types of non-text files, and " application-octet stream " is the category used mainly for executable binary files _ in other words, simplifying somewhat, for PC applications . ( Mac applications are generally transferred in formats such as . hqx, . bin or . sit, all of which are decoded by StuffIt Expander, a utility from Aladdin Systems that Apple Computer has included with the Mac OS for years .)