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 This is a sample project for CSE687-OnLine
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This is a sample project for CSE687-OnLine.
It is, evidently, a fairly big and complex project, typical of the kinds of software that professional 
developers build.  I expect this may seem a bit overwhelming, but the instructor will help you interpret 
what is here.  Also, you will find the document "CommunicationChannel.pdf", in the Project4Sample folder
will help you understand.

You can expect that your projects will be a bit simpler (but not a lot simpler).

The parts in this demo are:
- GUI (C# WPF Application)
  - Demonstrates C# user interface sending messages through native C++ communication channel to a remote server.
  - Connects to channel through Translater
- Translater (C++\CLI dll)
  - Defines managed message class
  - Translates managed messages and strings to native messages and strings and vice versa.
  - Connects to channel via the CommLibWrapper.
  - Managed code (C++\CLI) is isolated from native code (C++) using IComm interface and CommLibWrapper factory
    This is a requirement, because .Net code will not compile if kernel objects or C++ threads are visible.
- CommLibWrapper (C++)
  - provides factory that creates instance of Comm on native heap, returning native pointer to IComm interface.
  - It also provides the declaration of dll exports, as required of native C++ Windows DLLs
- MessagePassingComm (C++)
  - Sends messages through socket-based one-way channels
  - Sends files as a series of chunks with message headers
  - Each endpoint has both a sender and receiver, wrapped in a Comm object
- Sockets (C++)
  - Socket library that supports both IP4 and IP6 protocols
  - Provides three classes Socket, SocketConnector, and SocketListener
- Message (C++)
  - Defines messages as collections of attributes
- ServerPrototype (C++)
  - Processes incoming messages based on ServerProc callable objects, keyed to a message's command attribute
- FileSystem (C++)
  - Provides static functions for managing files, paths, and directories.  I borrowed heavily from the very
    nice design of the .Net System.IO classes.
- CodeAnalyzer (C++)
  - This is the final Project3Sample, used to demonstrate remote code analysis
- Process (C++)
  - Uses the Windows API to create a process running the CodeAnalyzer on the server
- Utilities (C++)
  - Provides some simple string handling and type conversion facilities.