T B H P N N P

Network Programming

Web Resources:

W3Schools Code Project MSDN Library Code Guru Mike Woodring's Samples

Sockets Content:

Presentations	Code Examples
Sockets
Win32 Sockets Presentation .Net Sockets Presentation Scalable Socket Server - CodeProject Boost::asio documentation Generic Endpoint Class for Boost::asio	Latest Sockets package Basic Win32 Socket Demo - no message framing Basic .Net Socket Demo - no message framing Client Server Communication using TcpClient and TcpListener classes Sockets class Socket Blocks - Binary block messages Socket Communicator Socket Communicator with GUI
Windows Communication Foundation (WCF)
Classic Web Services WCF Presentation	Calc WebService Demo basic WebService WebService with service defined types Hand Crafted BasicHTTP Service Hand Crafted WsHTTP Service Self-Hosted Strings Service File Streaming Service Service File Streaming Service Service with IIS Host WCF Wizard-based Service Message-Passing Service Peer-to-Peer Communicatin Service
.Net Remoting
.Net Remoting	Bilateral Communication with .Net Remoting Pass by Value Pass by Reference Client-Activated Communication

Tutorial Links

Beej's Guide to Network Programming
C# Socket Programming
WinSock Tutorial - Win32Developer
Win32 Programming Tutorials
Getting Started with WCF - MSDN
Beginner's Guide to WCF - videos
WCF Fundamentals
WCF Tutorial - SwitchOnTheCode.com
HTTP Made Really Easy

Here are a couple of useful sockets notes:

When designing with sockets you need to #include <winsock2.h> and usually also #include <windows.h>. The ordering of these matters. You must include the winsock header first, before including the windows header.
A student has reported that if you #define _WINSOCKAPI_ before #include <windows> then you can include the winsock header wherever you like.

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