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详细说明： C# 网络编程教程 Part I: Network Programming Basics The first four chapters are intended for programmers just starting out in network programming and looking for some background information about how network programming works and the pieces that are required for netwo rk programming. Chapter 1, “The C# Language,” provides some basic information for the reader new to C#, such as which C# package to use for development work and how to compile C# programs. Chapter 2, “IP Programming Basics,” demonstrates how network programming has evolved from the Unix world to the world of Windows, via the WinSock interface, and how .NET uses the WinSock interface to access network resources. Chapter 3, “C# Network Programming Classes,” offers a quick introduction to the entire C# network libraries and shows the basic formats of the classes. Chapter 4, “DNS and C#,” rounds out the introductory section by showing network novices how DNS can resolve host addresses and how to use the C# DNS classes. Part II: Network Layer Programming The next group of chapters presents the core of network programming topics in the book. Each of these chapters discusses a major topic using in creating C# network programs. Chapter 5, “Connection-Oriented Sockets,” starts the discussion of network programming by introducing stream programming using TCP. In addition to the standard C# Socket class used for stream programming, common pitfalls are discussed to help you create stream programs that will work on real networks. Chapter 6, “Connectionless Sockets,” discusses how to use the Socket class to create UDP applications. In addition to showing you how to create UDP applications, this chapter also discusses pitfalls related to UDP programming and shows examples of creating applications that will withstand the problems inherent in real networks. Chapter 7, “Using the C# Socket Helper Classes,” discusses the C# TcpClient, TcpListener, and UdpClient classes. These are special classes in .NET to help programmers create network programs with minimal effort. This chapter also discusses the basics of sending different data types across the network. Chapter 8, “Asynchronous Socket Programming,” discusses the technique of using asynchronous programming (prevalent in Windows programs) within the network programming world. Chapter 9, “Using Threads,” presents information for using multi-threaded application techniques in network programs. This technology is often used in server applications that must service multiple clients at the same time. Chapter 10, “IP Multicasting,” describes how to use broadcasting and multicasting to send packets to multiple clients, cutting down on network bandwidth. The last part of the book describes specific network applications and how to implement them using the C# network classes. Chapter 11, “ICMP,” shows how to use C# raw sockets to implement a protocol-specific application. The common ping and traceroute programs are shown within the C# network programming context. Chapter 12, “SNMP,” describes how to write network management applications using C#. SNMP allows you to communicate with many devices on the network to retrieve network statistics. This chapter shows specific examples of reading a vendor MIB sheet and creating a C# application to extract the MIB data from the network device. Chapter 13, “SMTP,” describes the C# e-mail classes and shows examples of using them to send mail using SMTP to remote mail servers. Also, an example of using other mail protocols (such as POP3) is shown. Chapter 14, “HTTP,” presents the C# web classes and how you can use them to create web-enabled C# applications. Also, .NET web services , and how you can use them to host your application methods on an IIS server, are discussed. Chapter 15, “Active Directory,” shows the C# classes for contacting Microsoft Active Directory servers. Examples are presented that show how to query, change, add, and delete entries in the Active Directory. Chapter 16, “Remoting,” discusses the .NET concept of remoting, allowing an application to share methods with clients across the network. Examples are shown that demonstrate how to create both a remoting server and client. Chapter 17, “Security,” closes out the book by describing how the .NET Framework handles program security, and how you can implement security in your network applications using encryption techniques. ...展开收缩
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