DICT

Also known as Dictd, Dictzip

DICT is a dictionary network protocol created by the DICT Development Group in 1997, described by RFC 2229. Its goal is to surpass the Webster protocol to allow clients to access a variety of dictionaries via a uniform interface.

Key facts

Networking protocol.title: DICT
Networking protocol.is stack: No
Networking protocol.purpose: Allow clients access to remote dictionaries
Networking protocol.developer: DICT Development Group
Networking protocol.osilayer: Application layer (7)
Networking protocol.ports: 2628 (TCP)
Networking protocol.rfcs: A Dictionary Server Protocol

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Wikidata facts

Instance of: computer network protocol
Image: Dict.org-0p9b.png

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publication date: 1997-00-00
Commons category: DICT clients

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Article · Italiano

DICT è protocollo di comunicazione creato dal DICT Development Group. Descritto nell'RFC 2229, permette di accedere a definizioni di dizionario tramite TCP. Tra i dizionari liberamente consultabili figurano Wordnet, l'Easton Bible Dictionary, il Free On-line Dictionary of Computing, il CIA World Factbook (del 2002), il Jargon File ed il Dizionario del Diavolo.

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