Dictionaries servers
You can explore DICT servers with Remède. Let's see how to enable and use this functionality.
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You can explore DICT servers with Remède. Let's see how to enable and use this functionality.
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Using Remède as a DICT client is only available for Android devices. See more : Support.
The Dictionary Server Protocol (DICT) is a TCP based protocol which allows a client to access dictionary definitions from a set of dictionary databases. See RFC2229.
You can find a large amount of dictionary servers, that contains dictionaries about various topics.
You can browse dictionary servers from the "DICT Client" page in Remède. This page is more a testing purpose page than a way to browse dictionaries servers. It allows you to test servers connectivity and functionalities, with a logs page ect...
To use dictionaries servers as a search method in Remède, see How to set a dictionary server as a "primary" dictionary ?
Setting a dictionary server as "primary" will let you browse it directly from the home page and see a word's definitions.
Native TCP request client, with Java.
Future : With a proxy owned by Remède.
Future : With a proxy owned by Remède.
The support of this functionality is limited because the DICT protocol is based on the TCP protocol. Remède is powered by web technologies (Javascript, HTML, CSS), and Javascript does not allows us to use TCP Sockets. The only two methods are to write a TCP Socket client with native code (like we do for Android) or to send the request through a proxy server.
The proxy server is owned and developed by Remède (see NO LINK YET)
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