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    how can i developpe an client/server application with vb.net, the client and the server are a winform and may give and take some informations in "datatables" "dataset".... :confused:is it like java ?? may i use port, sokets...:confused::confused: thanks:)

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      how can i developpe an client/server application with vb.net, the client and the server are a winform and may give and take some informations in "datatables" "dataset".... :confused:is it like java ?? may i use port, sokets...:confused::confused: thanks:)

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      It sounds like you're starting brand new to VB.NET, yes? If so, you may want to review the QuickStart tutorials for WinForms. It's a good place to start. http://samples.gotdotnet.com/quickstart/winforms/[^] If you're looking for socket-type programming, the .NET Framework contains classes in the System.Net namespace that you can investigate. If you're looking to create a Client/Server database application, you may be fine with the ADO.NET support in the Framework. The QuickStart tutorials introduces ADO.NET.

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