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Jan 28th, 2010, 08:46 AM
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Client/Server application
Word!
I'm planning the development of a client/server application for the office where I work and would like some directional advice.
here's the details: a tea application, where the time alerts the peeps in the office that it is tea making time and asks them if they want a drink. this information is then processed by the server and a random peep is alocated the round. stats and drinks preferences are stored on the server end.
i'm happy with all the coding and form design, but i'm a little lost when it comes to the client/server part.
any assistance with regards to developing this part is greatly appreciated.
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Feb 2nd, 2010, 05:12 AM
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Re: Client/Server application
awesome, thanks for the help chaps, oh wait.
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Feb 2nd, 2010, 09:08 AM
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Re: Client/Server application
If you want to notify clients you need a client program running on the client side.
Look into TCPListener class to create a listener (if you type TCPListener in the search field you'll get many examples of how to implement basic network communications over the TCP protocol).
If you need a program to 'listen' for incoming connection you implement a Listener (many can be found in the System.Net namespace). If you want to connect to a listener you need a client (i.e. TCPClient).
If your application is web-based you wouldn't be able to send information to your clients at any time, but only when a client is connected to a web-server.
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