Advanced Programming Examples of Network and Communication in Visual C++.NET (Includes one CD-ROM)

Author: Ma Zhan
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Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features: This book introduces the ideas, methods, and techniques for developing network and communication applications using Visual C++.NET through a series of classic network and communication utility program design examples, such as obtaining network configuration information, Ping and TraceRoute programs, Telnet server/client, basic C/S model chat rooms, FTP client, multi-threaded download programs, serial communication programs, RAS client and dial-up connection programs, voice phones, web browsers, web servers, and E-mail sending/receiving programs. The book covers currently popular protocols such as HTTP, FTP, Telnet, POP3, SMTP, and ICMP. Each example in the book represents a direction in network and communication programming, and its implementation process follows the basic principles of project development. When introducing development details, the book follows the approach of "posing problems—designing solutions—providing solutions," allowing readers to experience the problem-solving methods and techniques of program designers. This book is suitable for readers with a certain foundation in C++ language and some understanding of network and communication protocols. The book provides detailed methods for developing network communication applications using the Visual C++.NET integrated development environment, as well as in-depth introductions and explanations of the design and application development of communication protocols such as FTP, E-mail, Telnet, HTTP, ICMP, and serial communication. While introducing theory, the book is accompanied by numerous examples to help readers deeply understand the development techniques of various network applications. Additionally, the book explains the working principles of network communication protocols through specific design examples. This book is aimed at readers with a foundation in Visual C++.NET network and communication programming, as well as intermediate and advanced programmers who seek to read and reference network and communication application development.