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Demonstrates using .NET Remoting to broadcast to client subscribers. There are three parts: 1) Server.cs - for console app responsible for broadcasting messages (date/time stamp currently) 2) Client.cs - for console app that registers with server to subscribe to broadcasts 3) Agent.cs - class library that facilitates/eposes the interfaces for …

Similar to echoserver, but this one handles multiple clients by forking the process.

This is a simple echo server that I've written while learning sockets programming. Compile the server and run it. You can connect to it using telnet like this: telnet localhost 1337 Disconnect the client by typing "/quit" without quotes.

The server only does the basics. TODOs: The header method needs expanding. The file send method can't handle too large files. Maybe write custom buffer class since some buffering is done. Keep cache of recent files.

A simple streaming server-client pair with non-blocking user input can easily be coded in Python by using the 'select' module that provides a straightforward interface to the Unix select() system call. For Windows users however this is not an option as the acceptance of three empty sequences in the conventional …

This is a simple-web-server made in C.. [COLOR="Red"]Supported OS :[/COLOR] I have made it on Ubuntu 9.10 ... and i think it will run on all linux system .... [B]Windows is not supported[/B] [U][B][I][COLOR="Red"]Compiler Instructions : As this is a web server so it will host on port 80 to …

Hello! I started to create my own tiny 'framework' mainly built on the socket and the thread module. I haven't been doing too much thread programming before. My problem is that when I try server.waitForConnections(2), at the second connection, it says [code] Unhandled exception in thread started by Error in …

Hello, I've been working on this self-made database. What do you think about it? What features should I create for it? I'd also like to get help in a select method, because I don't have the foggiest idea how it could be done. And what about making it a database …