Where could I find good resources and examples for learning how to utilize TCP/IP in c# 2.0? Any suggestions on where to start? I'm pretty new at socket programming.
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Distributed .NET Programming in C# - Tom Barnaby
A book may not be what you wanted to hear about, but it is by far the best reference I have come across yet. It covers everything from .NET Remoting, Threading, and lower level Networking.
Justin Niessner
2010-05-05 17:25:01
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the new MSDN site is really nice, and cleanly separates the different language examples. Anyhow, you'll likely start with TcpClient and TcpListener. I played with the .NET sockets library for the first time last week, and was able to get a TCP command interpreter implemented very, very quickly.
Dave
2010-05-05 17:25:30
MSDN kind of got a bad rap during the MFC days, but I've found for .NET it simply is the best place to go for looking at code snippets and documentation. However don't use their internal search, it still sucks. However a google search will usually find the MSDN reference page very quickly.
Justin
2010-05-05 17:49:02
@Justin: well, I used to feel the same way. I would just use a search like `tcpclient site:microsoft.com` in the chrome address bar and it would get me the right page. However, with the new site, I've found that the search works pretty well for me.
Dave
2010-05-05 18:15:44