Network Programming for the MicrosoftВ® .NET Framework (Pro-Developer)

Chapter 1: Network Programming with the Microsoft .NET Framework

Table 1-1: Second-Level System Namespaces*

Chapter 2: Managed I/O: Streams, Readers, and Writers

Table 2-1: Basic Stream Methods

Table 2-2: Basic Stream Properties

Table 2-3: Available Cryptography Algorithms

Table 2-4: Encoding/Decoding Techniques for Stream Readers/Writers

Chapter 3: Threading and the Asynchronous Pattern

Table 3-1: Thread Operating States

Chapter 4: Serialization

Table 4-1: Serialization Efficiency Comparison

Table 4-2: XML Attributes

Chapter 7: IP Addressing and DNS

Table 7-1: IPv4 Address Classes

Table 7-2: IPv4 Address Types

Table 7-3: IPv6 Address Types

Chapter 8: Client Sockets

Table 8-1: Common SocketType Values

Table 8-2: IPAddress Members

Table 8-3: Socket Flags

Table 8-4: Common SocketOptionName Options

Table 8-5: TcpClient Properties and Equivalent Socket Options

Chapter 9: Server Sockets

Table 9-1: Socket Permission Properties

Table 9-2: Asynchronous Socket Methods

Chapter 10: HTTP with .NET

Table 10-1: HTTP Request Methods

Table 10-2: HTTP Header Properties

Table 10-3: WebExceptionStatus Members

Table 10-4: HttpStatusCod e Members

Table 10-5: ServicePointManager Properties

Table 10-6: Code Access Permissions for Web Classes

Chapter 12: .NET Remoting

Table 12-1: HTTP Channel Properties

Table 12-2: TCP Channel Properties

Chapter 13: .NET Framework Network Security

Table 13-1: .NET Framework Permissions

Table 13-2: Condition Types for Code Groups

Table 13-3: Comparison of Authentication Schemes

Chapter 14: Network Performance and Scalability

Table 14-1: Sample Memory Requirements for Asynchronous I/O

Table 14-2: Bandwidth Per Connection Statistics

Table 14-3: Web Class Performance

Table 14-4: HTTP Authentication Performance