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.NET 3.0 or later Socket Bible

Is there a biblical socket program in .NET that uses the framework 3.0 or later? An example of the caliber I'm looking for should be at the level of concurrent programming in Windows by Joe Duffy, if this is a .NET Threading and concurrency issue.

C # are my preferred source codebook samples, but any language in the .NET Framework is welcome.

I am looking for a book, but if there is a website or blog of similar content, they are also welcome.

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Shameless self-promotion: I support the .NET TCP / IP FAQ on my blog . It covers those things that many books skip (in particular, the correct application protocol design). It does not cover things like comparing the three socket APIs (synchronous, asynchronous via Begin / End, async through Async) or a higher-level API ( TcpClient, NetworkStreametc.).

CPoW is pretty healthy. I doubt there is a .NET socket table that touches on a topic of this depth (although I have not read Adam's recommendations). The best resources I've found are just classic socket books (like Stevens Volume 1). Since the class Socketalmost accurately displays 1: 1 for WinSock calls, this approach worked fine for me.

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