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Readme - Code Samples for Chapter 19, Networking

In Networking you learn about foundational classes for network programming, such as the Socket class and how to create applications using TCP and UDP. You also use the HttpClient factory pattern to create HttpClient objects with automatic retries if transient errors occur.

This chapter contains the following code samples:

  • Utilities
    • Utilities (using Uri and IPAddress)
  • DnsLookup
    • DnsLookup (showing IP Addresses using Dns)
  • Sockets
    • EchoServer (using sockets and pipelines to create a server)
    • EchoClient (using sockets and pipelines to create a client)
  • TCP
    • TcpServer (TCP server using TcpListener and a custom protocol)
    • TcpClientSample (TCP client using TcpClient)
  • UDP
    • UdpReceiver (UDP receiver using UdpClient)
    • UdpSender (UDP sender using UdpClient)
  • HTTP
    • HttpServerSample (HTTP server using Kestrel)
    • HttpClientSample (HTTP client using HttpClient)
    • WinAppHttpClient (HTTP client with UWP app where HttpClient supports HTTP 2.0)

.NET 6 Updates

See .NET 6 updates.

New with ASP.NET Core are the WebApplication and WebApplicationBuilder classes. The code in the repo has been updated to use the WebApplication and WebApplicationBuilder classes (see page 542/543):

using HttpServerSample;

var builder = WebApplication.CreateBuilder(args);
builder.WebHost.ConfigureKestrel(kestrelOptions =>
{
    kestrelOptions.AddServerHeader = true;
    kestrelOptions.AllowResponseHeaderCompression = true;
    kestrelOptions.Limits.Http2.MaxStreamsPerConnection = 10;
    kestrelOptions.Limits.MaxConcurrentConnections = 20;
    kestrelOptions.ConfigureHttpsDefaults(httpsConfig =>
    {

    });
}).UseUrls("http://localhost:5020", "https://localhost:5021");

.NET 7 Updates

The HttpServerSample is changed to use raw string literals.

See .NET 7 updates.

For code comments and issues please check Professional C#'s GitHub Repository

Please check my blog csharp.christiannagel.com for additional information for topics covered in the book.

Thank you!