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Network Programming in Windows


Sudhir
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Hello and Welcome to Windows Forum.

What you're are asking about has numerous aspects and seems to be a vast subject. Google has 233,000,000 hits for "network programming".

Google may be a good starting point for you to narrow the field where you are particularly interested. If you want books, Amazon would be a good place to look.

I'm sure someone more expert than I am will be along soon to give more recommendations :)

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Well, about network programming...

It really depends on the programming language...

I use JAVA for any internet/network programming, since i am rather skilled in JAVA by now...

But if you f.x. use C or C++ you have alot more programming ahead before it works, but you can do alot more with it...

F.x. you can change the TCP package system with C, and thereby have far more control...

If you wanna program using C# with .NET you get even more simple programming out of it, since you can use almost any aspect of the build in dll's of windows...

So my suggestion to you is:

  1. Find a language your comfortable with
  2. Find your needs
  3. Then search google for "tutorial" + "NEEDS" or "how to NEEDS"
  4. Read alot of other peoples code, and learn by trying alot yourself

Hope this is a good pointer, on how to get started...

EDIT:

You might also read about simple networking - like what TCP and UDP is. How a computer works through a network. And learn the difference between streams (UDP) and connections (TCP), and also about SOCKETS in generel...

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