Domain Name Server Lookup Extension for Visual DialogScript

Version: 1.7.2.2003
Copyright © 2003 PGWARE
All rights reserved


Description:
This is an extension for Visual DialogScript (32-bit version.) It adds a @NSLOOKUP function and NSLOOKUP command to the vocabulary of VDS. The dll allows users to do a lookup for a domain and a reverse lookup on an IP address. A majority of this extension uses portions of the ICS components created by Francois PIETTE from the Delphi Community, special thanks to him. The dll comes with the source code so you can make modifications if you would like to. The source code was compiled in Borland Delphi 6.

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Commands:
[+] NSLOOKUP LOOKUP,<domain name>
[+] NSLOOKUP REVERSELOOKUP,<ip address>


[ Command Explanation ] :

[-] NSLOOKUP LOOKUP,<domain>

This command attempts to do a name server lookup on the domain you enter..

<domain name> - must be a valid domain name, will return an error number if the domain cannot be resolved.


[-] NSLOOKUP REVERSELOOKUP,<ip address>

This command attempts to do a reverse lookup on the ip address you enter..

<ip address> - must be a valid ip address, will return an error number if the ip address cannot be resolved to a domain.


Functions:
[+] @NSLOOKUP()


[ Function Explanation ] :

[-] @NSLOOKUP()

This function will return the result from a dns query. Should only be used after the ONQUERYDONE event has been generated. If a valid result cannot be made from the query it will return 'ERROR: #' where # is an error number returned from the dns server.


Events:
[+] ONQUERYDONE


[ Event Explanation ] :

[-] ONQUERYDONE

This event is generated after a LOOKUP or REVERSELOOKUP query has completed. You should use the @NSLOOKUP() function after this to return the results of the query.


Support:
Please note that since this is a freeware product, support is not provided. However bug fixes will be made as they are found. Report bugs to [ support@pgware.com ].



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