LAN Chating

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HI folks,

So, I have a small netowork at my home, and would be usefull if I had a
INstant Messenger, but that just works on LANs, something like "net send"
command used to be, however it could send messages to any computer.

I've been searching about it, but I do know where to start!, i say using
messaging, net.sockets, but I do not Know which is the best for this occasion.

Any comments would be very helpful,

Thanks in advance
 
Download the SDK for RTC ( real time communications ) see this lab I wrote
for a VideoPhone, this will give you a few pointers to start with.

http://www.learn247.net/werock247/labs/rtc/vb/index.htm

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Hi,

http://msdn.microsoft.com/msdnmag/issues/04/08/AdvancedBasics/default.aspx

Ken
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HI folks,

So, I have a small netowork at my home, and would be usefull if I had a
INstant Messenger, but that just works on LANs, something like "net send"
command used to be, however it could send messages to any computer.

I've been searching about it, but I do know where to start!, i say using
messaging, net.sockets, but I do not Know which is the best for this
occasion.

Any comments would be very helpful,

Thanks in advance
 
Sorry to deviate from main thread...

The AdvancedBasics article here showing P2P Comm Using Web Services uses
Poll Method as specified by the author.
< From article>
"That's sort of what I'm trying to accomplish here using Web services over
HTTP. A client connects, sends a request, gets a response, and the
connection is closed by the server. For a client to get an event
notification from a server using HTTP has always required polling on the
part of the client, and that is exactly what my sample app does."
</From Article>

My question is that Polling doesn't seem that decent solution. Are there
other possibilities to tackle this? I have heard about WS Eventing but can't
find some concrete info about it. Actually I myself might be needing to
implement a Publish Subscribe model ( a little like chat server but with lot
more fucntionality ) and I am reluctant for WebServices due to lack of this
kind of feature, Socket has its own problems, Remoting is quite notorious.
So I am a bit puzzled.


The question is the same though. What things are available instead of
Polling for Asynchronous Server to Client communication ?


Any help and idea is most appreciated.
Thank You
rawCoder
 
Hi,

Have you looked at web service enhancements 2.0
http://msdn.microsoft.com/webservices/building/wse/WhatsNew/

http://msdn.microsoft.com/webservic...library/en-us/dnglobspec/html/ws-eventing.asp

Ken
-------------------------
Sorry to deviate from main thread...

The AdvancedBasics article here showing P2P Comm Using Web Services uses
Poll Method as specified by the author.
< From article>
"That's sort of what I'm trying to accomplish here using Web services over
HTTP. A client connects, sends a request, gets a response, and the
connection is closed by the server. For a client to get an event
notification from a server using HTTP has always required polling on the
part of the client, and that is exactly what my sample app does."
</From Article>

My question is that Polling doesn't seem that decent solution. Are there
other possibilities to tackle this? I have heard about WS Eventing but can't
find some concrete info about it. Actually I myself might be needing to
implement a Publish Subscribe model ( a little like chat server but with lot
more fucntionality ) and I am reluctant for WebServices due to lack of this
kind of feature, Socket has its own problems, Remoting is quite notorious.
So I am a bit puzzled.


The question is the same though. What things are available instead of
Polling for Asynchronous Server to Client communication ?


Any help and idea is most appreciated.
Thank You
rawCoder
 
Hi,

Well my idea was that WS-Eventing isnt included in the WSE2 - atleast not on
the WhatsNew page that you sent.
Also, reading between the lines, I got the impressions that WS-Eventing is
in some Beta or some Infancy phase.

Someone can confirm the status of the WS-Eventing though.

Thank You
rawCoder
 

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