Okay, here is the translation following your instructions: Visual C++ Network Program Development for Software Engineering

Author: Sun Xiaogang
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Publish Date: 2004-11-01
Features:
Main Content: This book starts by introducing basic concepts such as the TCP/IP protocol suite and the client/server model, then guides readers through the commonly used techniques for network programming in Visual C++—Windows Sockets, WinInet, and the fundamentals of COM/DCOM programming. By combining practical examples, it explains from the perspective of software engineering how to connect programming techniques with specific user needs, outlining the steps and methods for developing network systems that meet user requirements.
Key Features of the Book:
- Closely integrates software engineering principles, supported by UML diagrams to express analysis and design ideas.
- Introduces the complete design and development process of two practical application systems.
- The development processes of the two systems are clear and of moderate scale, making them valuable learning projects.
- The accompanying CD-ROM provides complete source code organized by chapter and project name.
In recent years, the Internet has become increasingly popular in China, and the demand for network applications has grown continuously. Visual C++ has become the preferred development tool for creating Windows network applications due to its powerful and efficient features. This book not only introduces the fundamental techniques for developing Windows network programs—such as Winsock, WinInet, and COM—but also emphasizes practical application, demonstrating from a software engineering perspective how to analyze, design, and develop a comprehensive and detailed network application system. Additionally, the book covers topics such as organizing testing and creating installation programs in the final chapters, forming a cohesive structure from technical foundations to design, development, testing, and release.
Furthermore, chapters with examples include source code to facilitate learning and research. The book is written in accessible language, with rich and detailed content, highlighting practical examples and reflecting software engineering principles throughout. It is suitable for college students and professionals in computer-related fields with some experience in C and C++ programming on the Windows platform, as well as network application developers and enthusiasts. It can also serve as a reference for software engineers engaged in Windows network application development.