I am trying to convert code from vb 6 to vb.net
I tried to use the socket class instead of the Winsock dll

but I'm unable to get the events from the socket class
such as Connect, data_arrival, etc..

any idea? / sample code

Thanks
Eli

TcpListener tcpl = new TcpListener(1000)
tcpl.Start()
Socket sck
Byte[] read = new Byte[2048]
string pong="ok"
byte[] bytePong=Encoding.ASCII.GetBytes(pong.ToCharArray())
while (true)
  sck= tcpl.AcceptSocket()
  sck.Send(bytePong,bytePong.Length,0)
  int bytes = sck.Receive(read, read.Length, 0)
  string strRead = Encoding.ASCII.GetString(read, 0, bytes)
  Console.WriteLine(strRead)
  sck.Close()

You will get to know...If any help, mail me...or post.

Sachin

Hello,

My name is Jian-Wei Yu. Thank you for using the Microsoft VB Newsgroups.

Do you call the following command:

listener.Bind(localEndPoint)
listener.Listen(100)

You can find the socket sample at:
<FrameworkSDK>\Samples\Applications\WinTalk

Hope it helps. If you have any questions, please reply to this post.

Best Regards,  

Jian-Wei Yu
Microsoft Support

This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights.

I did tried to use the sample code
(FrameworkSDK>\Samples\Applications\WinTalk)

it's looks like the functionality is what I need
I tried to copy parts of the code into my code but with no success
I'm getting errors on the "endpoint" object and the logic is not clear to
me.

Program Info:
my client part is a stand alone listener that's wait for a connection from
the server
while he waits the program needs to run.

my server part includes an abstract object that represent the client
includes:
tcpip communication, retry (if the client is offline), etc..

each client object in the server opens one connection to a corresponding
client program
each client in my server needs to run in a new Thread.

each part (Server / Client) can send and receive data using network.stream /
string

can someone provide me with a sample that represent this behavior
or any reference that is easy to understand.

Thanks
Eli