One more open source network library for NET platform
Released on = November 30, 2005, 3:08 am
Press Release Author = BytesRoad Software
Industry = Software
Press Release Summary = Free network library for .NET platform (open source, written in C#).
Press Release Body = Contact: Philip Gootov Email: philip@bytesroad.com
BytesRoad Software offers a Free .NET network library
That\'s right! One more free network library for the .NET platform named BytesRoad.NetSuit has been released. The core component of the library is Sockets component. Providing both direct and indirect (through the proxies, such as Socks5 etc) connections to remote computers it serves as a basis for other part of the library, including FTP component. Whole library is completely written in C# and source codes are available for the immediate download.
The library includes the detailed documentation other free products are usually missed and of course the standard set of other things - C# source codes, samples and runtime DLLs.
One of the features a network application is must have is an ability to communicate through the proxies. This feature is valuable as not every user of the application has a direct connection to the internet. However, to let such application a chance to work a proxy server, the user has a direct access to, is running somewhere in house. In most cases SocketEx class, the library expose, may be used instead of the .NET Framework\'s Socket class. You may easily configure this class to communicate with remote computers though the proxies and you do not need to change your code except changing word Socket in your project to SocketEx. Another class the library exposes is FtpClient. This class can be used if your application needs to communicate with FTP servers. In particular, if you need to download file or part of it from the server or if you need to upload file there the library has everything to accomplish these and many others tasks.
Contact: Philip Gootov Email: philip@bytesroad.com Company Web site: www.bytesroad.com
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If you\'d like more information about this topic please e-mail Philip at philip@bytesroad.com
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