Network Programming Book?

[DiB]

Is there a book for people who are new to network programming in vb .net? Something that explains it, even someone who is new to the concepts can understand? I was looking at the book "Visual Basic 2005 for Programmers" which covers a lot of subjects, but I was wondering if it covered network programming well? Thanks for the help.

[superbovine]

http://www.amazon.com/Visual-Basic-2...e=UTF8&s=books

there is a decent examples in there. however, i would suggest you have a good background networking before you get started. for example, if you ever need to sniff your network connection to debug your program, might help to know what the hell the traffic showing is.

[AIS4U]

DiB:

Is there a book for people who are new to network programming in vb .net?

i would suggest you have a good background networking before you get started

I'm not sure how someone who is "new to network programming" could be expected to have "a good background in networking before you get started" ? ? ?

Oh Well, here are links to three pretty decent books:

http://network.programming-in.net/

http://www.microsoft.com/mspress/nor.../book18802.htm

http://www.microsoft.com/mspress/nor.../book20886.htm

Good Luck with learning Network Programming.

[superbovine]

DiB:


I'm not sure how someone who is "new to network programming" could be expected to have "a good background in networking before you get started" ? ? ?

I was assuming he might have wanted to convey he was new to network programming. there is a lot of people out there that can design a network, but can code to save their life.

[the182guy]

DiB:


I'm not sure how someone who is "new to network programming" could be expected to have "a good background in networking before you get started" ? ? ?

Oh Well, here are links to three pretty decent books:

http://network.programming-in.net/

http://www.microsoft.com/mspress/nor.../book18802.htm

http://www.microsoft.com/mspress/nor.../book20886.htm

Good Luck with learning Network Programming.

just because someone wants to learn network programming, doesnt mean they have no knowledge of networking.

a lot of network managers or techies have no programming knowlegde