P2P tutorials
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Anybody know of some tutorials or online reference material that covers P2P programming? So far via google I've only found this[^] so I'm now going through the sad process of downloading the JRE and SDK :-( I'm specifically looking for any .net p2p implementation material. Thanks! Woke up this morning...and got myself a blog
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Anybody know of some tutorials or online reference material that covers P2P programming? So far via google I've only found this[^] so I'm now going through the sad process of downloading the JRE and SDK :-( I'm specifically looking for any .net p2p implementation material. Thanks! Woke up this morning...and got myself a blog
Don't know about .NET specifically, but DirectPlay (which is part of DirectX) has some features for sending information over a network. (BTW, you'll probably get reminded about posting programming questions in the lounge.) ------------------------------------------ Law of Nazi Analogies: As an online discussion grows longer, the probability of a comparison involving Nazis or Hitler approaches one. In any debate, Hitler's opinion on the subject is automatically the evil one, so it had better be contrary to the side you're arguing.
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Don't know about .NET specifically, but DirectPlay (which is part of DirectX) has some features for sending information over a network. (BTW, you'll probably get reminded about posting programming questions in the lounge.) ------------------------------------------ Law of Nazi Analogies: As an online discussion grows longer, the probability of a comparison involving Nazis or Hitler approaches one. In any debate, Hitler's opinion on the subject is automatically the evil one, so it had better be contrary to the side you're arguing.
Brit wrote: you'll probably get reminded about posting programming questions in the lounge *sigh* Guess so. It's really not a programming question though Woke up this morning...and got myself a blog
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Brit wrote: you'll probably get reminded about posting programming questions in the lounge *sigh* Guess so. It's really not a programming question though Woke up this morning...and got myself a blog
Hey! No programming questions in the lounge! ;P Just Kidding!!!! :laugh: [Michael Caine] I told you... You're only supposed to blow the bloody doors off [/Michael Caine] --Colin Mackay--
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Anybody know of some tutorials or online reference material that covers P2P programming? So far via google I've only found this[^] so I'm now going through the sad process of downloading the JRE and SDK :-( I'm specifically looking for any .net p2p implementation material. Thanks! Woke up this morning...and got myself a blog
Go to the Microsoft DX9 page. You should find the DX9SDK with a tutorial for .Net and C# called ChatPeer. Best, Jerry
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Brit wrote: you'll probably get reminded about posting programming questions in the lounge *sigh* Guess so. It's really not a programming question though Woke up this morning...and got myself a blog
Senkwe Chanda wrote: It's really not a programming question though Didn't you just say: Senkwe Chanda wrote: Anybody know of .... material that covers P2P programming? Regardless, No.
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Anybody know of some tutorials or online reference material that covers P2P programming? So far via google I've only found this[^] so I'm now going through the sad process of downloading the JRE and SDK :-( I'm specifically looking for any .net p2p implementation material. Thanks! Woke up this morning...and got myself a blog
Intel (believe it or not) has a P2P toolkit for .NET... Lemme find it... <Comes back 15 minutes later> Hmmm...well what I was looking for didn't seem to be there. But I did find this: http://www.intel.com/cd/ids/developer/asmo-na/eng/technologies/peertopeer/dotnet/index.htm[^] Hope that helps :)
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