There are two excellent examples in the framework sdk samples. One is in
the TcpClient samples and one in Events and Delegates. The TcpClient
example would be good for a peer to peer while the Events and Delegates
example would make a great foundation for a client/server.
Browse to the framework sdk installation on your pc, typically "C:\Program
Files\Microsoft Visual Studio .NET 2003\SDK\", and search for chat.cs. Both
samples use files named chat.cs for the source so that is the easiest way to
find the examples.
Alternatively, I would suggest .Net Remoting and not MSMQ. I have tried
both and the MSMQ method didn't work out for my application.
HTH
Dale Preston
MCAD, MCDBA, MCSE
"mark" <fi******@remov ethisforspam.um n.edu> wrote in message
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What's the logical way to build a .NET based chat program? .NET Remoting?
MSMQ? Something else?
Thanks in advance.
Mark