Web Conference

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Hello,

I am currently researching for programs with web conferencing
capabilities(also with chat functions) written in C#. There are tons of
samples on the sourceforge.net with non-.NET-related languages like java and
c++. I cant find any on c#corner, or codeproject.

Can you point me in the right direction on this topic because I would like
to invest all my time and energy in the months to come, but I am currently
busy studying for my MCAD. Obvisouly I would need to know everything in the
system.Net base class but I never did any network programming so any sample
or MSDN sites you recommend is much appreciated!

Thanx in advance!
 
Jiro,

Have you considered using a third party control, or perhaps converting
the open source project from java to C#? It would be easier than coding it
from scratch.
 
Hello,

You may search codeproject with keyword "system.Net" .In this way, I got
many interesting articles like sockets, sending email, and even lan
messager.

Sincerely,

Luke Zhang

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