O really... That's interesting. I am actually really interested in learning game programming, which I left behind a long time ago. It's so coincident that you are located in Singapore. We may want to...
Same here. I am also a web application and services developer. And... I do have interest in game programming. It's just I don't have a chance to start one. I, personally, believe that I won't be able...
For LAN, you don't really need to think much about security, for Internet, you do. And usually to access to the internet you need to go pass a firewall or proxy, so your application may need to...
I guess you have to assess your business requirement again. It totally depends on what important and what is not really important for you. The "best way" may mean different thing if the important...
If you use your own protocol for the client-server application, then you can add in a functionality in both client and server side to perform "ping" when the client is idle.
Could you try to use System.Net.WebClient instead? It has a method called "DownloadFile".
Check this out: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.net.webclient_methods(VS.80).aspx
Hi there, could you try to get the WSAGetLastError value? It will help, you may want to look into this: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms740141(VS.85).aspx
Hi there, what you want to do is actually making a "firewall-like" application. I read this article in codeproject (sometimes ago) that you might be interested:...
There are a couple of possible reason why you can't connect to your home computer:
1. Is one of the PC behind firewall (I am not talking about windows firewall)? *Usually your school will have a...