Microsoft has released Visual Studio 2010, which includes a new IDE, new language features and a new version of the .NET Framework. We’ve updated the current versions of our SocketTools .NET family of products to include assemblies that target version 4.0 of the .NET Framework. We also have some additional information about SocketTools compatibility with Visual Studio 2010 on our website. Continue reading
Category Archives: .NET Framework
Remote Command Execution
When people think of the Secure Shell (SSH) protocol, interactive terminal sessions and secure file transfers are typically what to come to mind. In addition to these common functions, SSH also supports securely executing a command on a remote host and returning the output of that command back to the local system. The SSH component that is included with the SocketTools Secure Editions enables you to take advantage of this functionality through a single method call named Execute. Continue reading
InternetServer Class For SocketTools .NET
The SocketTools 6.0 .NET Edition introduced the new InternetServer class that was designed to simplify the implementation of a TCP/IP server application. With only a few lines of code, you can create the framework for a multi-threaded server that is completely event driven. You only need to create event handlers and then write your server code to respond to those network events. Continue reading
File Transfer .NET and Internet Mail .NET
If you are working with the .NET Framework and need to incorporate file transfer or e-mail functionality in your software, the new File Transfer .NET and Internet Mail .NET components can enable you to add those features quickly and easily, with a minimum of coding and virtually no learning curve. These managed code classes are similar to what is offered in our larger SocketTools .NET product, but with a streamlined interface that is designed specifically for developers who want a single interface that is easy to use and understand. Both components also support secure connections using the standard SSL and TLS security protocols, and as with all of our components, are licensed without redistribution limitations, royalties or runtime licensing fees. If you have an active SocketTools Subscription license, then these new components are available to you free as part of the current update to your subscription download. Continue reading