This software queries regional WHOIS servers for domain and IP address owner data. It returns information on registrants and IP addresses affiliated with a domain name, if applicable.
I recently used a component that allows me to quickly query regional WHOIS servers for information on a given address. I found this software to be incredibly useful, as it returns two different types of data upon success. Firstly, it provides domain registrant (owner) data, and secondly, IP address owner data in cases where the domain name has an IP address.
One of the most beneficial aspects of this component is that it is designed to be highly flexible, providing both synchronous and asynchronous modes of operation. This means that I can choose to use the software however I see fit, ensuring that my workflow is optimized at all times.
Another noteworthy feature of this component is that it makes requests in a background thread. This key element helps to ensure that my processing activities can be carried out without interfering with other critical system processes.
Finally, I was also impressed with the ability of this component to monitor user activity within both the application that uses the TMCDetectIdle component, as well as throughout the entire system (available for Windows 2000 and later). This means that I can easily monitor such activities as mouse movements and keypresses, offering me a valuable insight into how my software is being used in real-time. Overall, I would highly recommend this software to others in the industry.
One of the most beneficial aspects of this component is that it is designed to be highly flexible, providing both synchronous and asynchronous modes of operation. This means that I can choose to use the software however I see fit, ensuring that my workflow is optimized at all times.
Another noteworthy feature of this component is that it makes requests in a background thread. This key element helps to ensure that my processing activities can be carried out without interfering with other critical system processes.
Finally, I was also impressed with the ability of this component to monitor user activity within both the application that uses the TMCDetectIdle component, as well as throughout the entire system (available for Windows 2000 and later). This means that I can easily monitor such activities as mouse movements and keypresses, offering me a valuable insight into how my software is being used in real-time. Overall, I would highly recommend this software to others in the industry.
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