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I need to build an event-based asynchronous pattern (around a send/receive
messaging API).

Is there a step-by-step guidance about how to write code for the EBAP ?
Does any book cover this theme (VB.NET preferred)?

thanks herbert

[Michael Nemtsev]

Hello herbert,

See the sample there http://www.codeproject.com/vb/net/Ev...WebRequest.asp

hI need to build an event-based asynchronous pattern (around a
hsend/receive messaging API).
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hIs there a step-by-step guidance about how to write code for the EBAP
h? Does any book cover this theme (VB.NET preferred)?
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hthanks herbert
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[msgroup]

Hi,

See SocketPro at www.udaparts.com

See the real sample applications written from our SocketPro at
http://www.wramp.net/casestudies1.html. See the site
http://www.udaparts.com/groups/viewtopic.php?t=39

They are all demonstrating event-based asynchronous pattern.

Regards,
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>I need to build an event-based asynchronous pattern (around a send/receive
messaging API).

Is there a step-by-step guidance about how to write code for the EBAP ?
Does any book cover this theme (VB.NET preferred)?

thanks herbert

[William Stacey [C# MVP]]

Check out my port-based async concurrency library at codeplex.com/pcr.

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|I need to build an event-based asynchronous pattern (around a send/receive
| messaging API).
|
| Is there a step-by-step guidance about how to write code for the EBAP ?
| Does any book cover this theme (VB.NET preferred)?
|
| thanks herbert