Practical .NET 2.0 Networking Projects by Wei-Meng Lee

By Wei-Meng Lee

Sensible .NET 2.0 Networking tasks demonstrates a number of the key networking applied sciences which are being made simply available via .NET Framework 2.0. It discusses conversation among stressed out machines and among networks and cellular units. The e-book teaches you in regards to the applied sciences via strolling you thru pattern initiatives in an easy and direct way.The e-book starts off by means of discussing historical past idea so you will get happy with the format of the .NET Framework and Compact Framework from a networking point of view. Then you will use the APIs inside those frameworks to construct a number of state of the art networking functions that disguise every thing from Bluetooth and RFID communique to sockets programming and chat servers. you will construct operating examples for every venture, you could additionally customise and use in your personal reasons. The featured tasks disguise* uncomplicated creation to community programming in .NET 2.0* Sockets programming* Serial verbal exchange* Bluetooth and GPS* Infrared networking to cellular units* RFID

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When the user signs out from the chat application, you invoke the Disconnect() subroutine. Enabled = false; } } When the user clicks the Send button, you send a message to the server. Clear(); } Add the SendMessage() subroutine to allow the client to send a message to the server. ToString()); } } 7097Ch01 1/4/07 6:30 PM Page 21 CHAPTER 1 ■ SOCKETS PROGRAMMING The ReceiveMessage() subroutine asynchronously reads data sent from the server in a separate thread. When the data is received, it will display the data in the txtMessageHistory control.

G. g. Value)). g. g. g. g. g. Value)). Value)). g. ", null); } } Building the Client Now that you’ve built the server, it is time to build the client. Using Visual Studio 2005, create a new Windows application (name it WinClient), populate the default form with the controls shown in Figure 1-11, set the MultiLine and ReadOnly properties of txtMessageHistory to True, and set the ScrollBars property to Vertical. Also, set the SelectionMode property of lstUsers to MultiExtended. Button Control (btnSignIn) TextBox Control (txtNick) TextBox Control (txtMessageHistory) ListBox Control (1stUsers) TextBox Control (txtMessage) ToolStripstatusLabel Control (ToolStripStatusLabel) StatusStripControl (StatusStrip1) Button Control (btnSend) (btnFTP) Figure 1-11.

Value, ChatClient). g. g. g. Value)). g. g. g. g. g. Value)). Value)). g. ", null); } } Building the Client Now that you’ve built the server, it is time to build the client. Using Visual Studio 2005, create a new Windows application (name it WinClient), populate the default form with the controls shown in Figure 1-11, set the MultiLine and ReadOnly properties of txtMessageHistory to True, and set the ScrollBars property to Vertical. Also, set the SelectionMode property of lstUsers to MultiExtended.

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