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Hi guys
So the past few weeks I've been doing research and playing around with TCP servers. I've finally got the one type of server architecture down and I understand the why's and the how's.
Basically the server object creates a TcpListener in its own thread to listen for client connections. When this listener thread accepts a client it creates a client object for it and handles communication(which is the blocking type) for that client in its own thread. So 1 thread per client.
I get that this doesn't scale well and why.
Now I need to move on to the non blocking way. I believe its called "asynchronous TCP sockets", using BeginConnect(), BeginAccept(), BeginSend(), BeginReceive(), EndConnect(), EndAccept(), EndSend()and EndReceive()
Now I've found alot of articles but what I really need is a bare bones example and explanation. Alot of these articles are built around custom libraries and implementations of this server architecture and I find it difficult to find the core concepts in between other code.
So my question, can anyone recommend an article where this is explained well enough and in a bare bones type manor? I'm really more interested in how it works instead of copying the code and modifying it for my needs.
Thanks 
Harvey Saayman - South Africa
Software Developer
.Net, C#, SQL
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Harvey Saayman wrote: Basically the server object creates a TcpListener in its own thread to listen for client connections
When creating scalable server applications, you should work directly with Socket class. If you need more, come up with a custom socket implementation which suits your needs. We did this once with an application. TcpListener or TcpClient are just wrapper classes built on top of Socket class. You will find it very limiting when you start coding with these classes.
Here[^] is my favorite article. I never found another one which is not even closer to this.
If you are doing serious coding, I would suggest to take a book rather than depending on several articles.
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Hey Navaneeth
That looks promising thank you very much
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If you know of other useful articles please let me know
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Harvey Saayman - South Africa
Software Developer
.Net, C#, SQL
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hi all,
i hav a css class which i hav applied to 4 elements. i want to change the width property od the css class alone in code behind.
how do i do it?
thanks in advance
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there is no way to change a single attribute in a css class in code behind.
how u can do it is either giv another css class or set a particular style attribute in code behind
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// asp.net
<td class="UI" ...>
//css
.UI
{
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width:100%; /* width:50px*/
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}
modified 27-May-14 5:31am.
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i have created a dynamic 2d array using list<list <double="">> ....
now i want to convert this object into an actual array ?
how can i do that ?
bcoz the list.toarray can (i think convert it into a 1d array)???
 
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Couple of things:
1) When you try to describe things such as List<T> please use the greater than and less than symbols just above - that way they don't get stripped out as HTML.
2) We would need more information. I am guessing that your "dynamic 2D array using list>" is actually along the lines of "List<List<string>>" but it could be anything really. We need to know what you are doing in order to help.
3) Check your post with the "Preview" button to ensure it looks like what you wrote! I keep forgetting...
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hi,
is there any site from where developer can acquire Domain knowledge for developing accounting software or CRM or various module of ERP. i search google but didn't find any such site so if anyone knows then please give me the reference of those site.
Thanks
tbhattacharjee
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Hi
I was trying to use Application_Start method of Global.asax file to catch Exceptions. Can we add Global.asax to Window application. I am not able to add it. Can anyone help me on this.
Thanks & Regards
Inderjeet Kaur
Inderjeet Kaur
Sr. Software Engg
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You can't use the Global.asax in a WinForm application AFAIK.
Maybe you should have a look at the System.Windows.Forms.Application.ThreadException event instead.
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when you create a winForm project.
you will find a file called "program.cs";
you can write codes there
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Hi.
Three printers were installed on my system.
I gonna print a WebBrowser on a specific printer in a specific size !
Could you please guide me how I can do it ?
Thanks
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Do you have a print button or menu selection in your browser?
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you can use this function:
"WebBrowser.ShowPrintPreviewDialog()",
you can choose one printer here.
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Hi,
i want to display the list of websites that are using Google ad-sense for given list of key words
i am using c#.net and windows application
please tell which webservice i have to use to accomplish this task
Thanks
Anil Veeraghattapu.
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Well, I can't imagine a time when it wouldn't be more appropriate to ask what google told you.
Christian Graus
Driven to the arms of OSX by Vista.
Read my blog to find out how I've worked around bugs in Microsoft tools and frameworks.
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irony
of, resembling, relating to, or tasting much like iron
eg:
"The anvil was delicious, but irony."
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4th hit when I google it looks promising.
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i need some help on xml. i want to send an xml document to an xml web service using get method. but i didn't find any article, helping material. i did not use xml before. please help me.
thanx
amirzada
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XML is just a string in a special format. All web services use SOAP, which is an XML format. You could well put an XML string in the content of a SOAP request. Your best bet is to create a reference to the web service and let Visual Studio create a stub class to handle all the details.
Christian Graus
Driven to the arms of OSX by Vista.
Read my blog to find out how I've worked around bugs in Microsoft tools and frameworks.
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aamirzada wrote: i want to send an xml document to an xml web service using get method.
What do you meant by get method?
Read XML file into a string and send the string. Or are you looking for sending XmlDocument class's instance? If yes, it is not possible as XmlDocument class can't be serialized.
aamirzada wrote: i did not use xml before. please help me.
A good book should get you started. Try this[^] W3Schools article.
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Let's say my someApp.exe references log4net.dll
How should I checkin dll into TFS? Best Practice?
Thanks
dev
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