Windows Sockets Network Programming
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| Rating | : | 4.11 (510 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0201633728 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 656 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2014-06-10 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
It also lays the groundwork for WinSock application development using other protocol suites. The appendices provide a quick reference for API essentials, illustrations of the TCP/IP protocol suite, an extensive error reference, and pointers to more information on or off the Internet. These include complete source code for a number of useful applications, including an ftp client. 0201633728B04062001. It highlights the differences that exist between WinSock DLLs, and other traps and pitfalls in network application development, and shows you how to avoid them. This book will enable you to reap WinSock's full benefits to create client and server network applications for use on any TCP/IP network, including the Internet. It covers every function in version 1.1 of the WinSock specification, and provides a detailed tour of the newest features in WinSock version 2. The book describes how to develop 16- and 32-bit WinSock applications, and focuses on designs that will run on any WinSock implementation. Windows Sockets (WinSock), a standard network API co-developed by PC network industry leaders including Microsoft, Novell, Hewlett-Packard, and FTP Software, is an extraordinary resource for Windows network programmers. Windows Sockets Network Programming is geared for novice and experienced network programmers alike. The early chapters provide a tutorial that brings novices up to speed quickly, and the remainder provides a d
and WinSock Group Chairman . Until now ( Windows Sockets Network Programming )." - Martin Hall, CTO, Stardust Technologies, Inc. "WinSock has become hugely popular and has been badly in need of a great book
"Service was great" according to tmehrkam. Not the best. "Good overview of WINSOCK operation" according to Jeff Sicuranza. This books provides a very good overview of WINSOCK structure and functions for applications. However the book is not for someone who is looking for a SAMS type of step by step instruction. This book can be somewhat confusing.. Every intranet/internet developer need this book! If you want to know how MFC implement Windows Sockets and want to understand TCP/IP deeply, this book is for you. Reading this book you will be able to write professional internet applications without MFC. You will find tips and functions descriptions that are not in MSDN. It's really a MUST!
Dave Shute, now an independent consultant, worked for FTP when Windows Sockets first appeared on the market, originally as a technical writer and eventually as the director of marketing. 0201633728AB04062001 . Bob Quinn, currently with FTP Software, was a significant contributor to the version 1.1 specification, and co-administrator of the clarification group for WinSock version 2. He has been developing TCP/IP networks for more than five years, and was primarily respon