god... are you blind... or are you sipping from the contents of the parents whiskey cabinet...
look for this... not even 1/10th down the page...
Multicast Sockets
Sample Chapter from Professional .NET Network Programming
In this chapter, we will create two Windows applications using multicasting features. With one application it will be possible to chat with multiple systems, where everyone is both a sender and a receiver. The second application – in the form of a picture show – demonstrates how large data packets can be sent to multiple clients without using a large percentage of the network bandwidth.
In particular, we will:
Compare unicasts, broadcasts, and multicasts
Examine the architecture of multicasting
Implement multicast sockets with .NET
Create a multicast chat application
Create a multicast picture show application
(Sample chapter. Published: October 21, 2002)
or this...
Defining Threads
Sample Chapter from Visual Basic .NET Threading Handbook
This book will cover how .NET applications are executed, the life cycle of a thread in .NET, how the .NET Framework uses threads, how threads work in an event-driven environment, how we can avoid race conditions and deadlocks, how the activity of multiple threads can be synchronized, and how to debug multithreaded applications. We finish it off by describing the creation of a multithreaded network application./b]
or this...
[b]Review of “Network Programming for Microsoft® Windows®”
from the Visual Basic programmer's perspective
If you are, as I was, looking for the book that covers the Winsock API and gives examples of how to use it with Visual Basic, you have found what you were looking for. That is, this title is a single one on the market today that keeps in mind that there are thousands of the Visual Basic programmers who want to know but have almost no information on how to utilize the Winsock API in order to develop network applications...
(Book review. Published: February 12, 2002)
now come on... i'm gonna have to start charging you if i'm gonna be acting as your eyes as well as your brains now...
--Mike
look for this... not even 1/10th down the page...
Multicast Sockets
Sample Chapter from Professional .NET Network Programming
In this chapter, we will create two Windows applications using multicasting features. With one application it will be possible to chat with multiple systems, where everyone is both a sender and a receiver. The second application – in the form of a picture show – demonstrates how large data packets can be sent to multiple clients without using a large percentage of the network bandwidth.
In particular, we will:
Compare unicasts, broadcasts, and multicasts
Examine the architecture of multicasting
Implement multicast sockets with .NET
Create a multicast chat application
Create a multicast picture show application
(Sample chapter. Published: October 21, 2002)
or this...
Defining Threads
Sample Chapter from Visual Basic .NET Threading Handbook
This book will cover how .NET applications are executed, the life cycle of a thread in .NET, how the .NET Framework uses threads, how threads work in an event-driven environment, how we can avoid race conditions and deadlocks, how the activity of multiple threads can be synchronized, and how to debug multithreaded applications. We finish it off by describing the creation of a multithreaded network application./b]
or this...
[b]Review of “Network Programming for Microsoft® Windows®”
from the Visual Basic programmer's perspective
If you are, as I was, looking for the book that covers the Winsock API and gives examples of how to use it with Visual Basic, you have found what you were looking for. That is, this title is a single one on the market today that keeps in mind that there are thousands of the Visual Basic programmers who want to know but have almost no information on how to utilize the Winsock API in order to develop network applications...
(Book review. Published: February 12, 2002)
now come on... i'm gonna have to start charging you if i'm gonna be acting as your eyes as well as your brains now...
--Mike