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Has any one worked with the "SocketAsyncEventArgs" class and ReadAsync? where do i put the read buffer and where do i put the send buffer? or can i only read or send at one time not both? im a bit confused can some help me just write some code to send a byte array?

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I think you're looking for the Buffer property of SocketAsyncEventArgs. This tutorial explains how to use the SocketAsyncEventArgs class properly.

The MSDN article for the class contains some useful remarks and provides example code too (they're almost always a good start).

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This is also quite a nice starting point for the new socket functionality and changes in .NET 3.5.

Flawless.Code Socket Server Tutorial