TCP/IP Socket communication from multiple clients

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Hi,

In the past I created a VB6 application that was capable of accepting
multiple client connections for status logging over the internet using
simple non-Windows clients (GSM/GPRS). There is one management
console/monitor that receives messages and keeps track of keep-alive
polling. The monitor created a new WinSock connection for each client that
logged on. These were put into an array of controls. I'm sure this can also
be done with VB.NET.

I want to convert this application to VB.NET using VS2005 and the .NET
Framework 2.0. But I run into several problems. Are there any good examples
of GUI examples on sites to study on so I can convert my application
succesfully (most of it is converted, except the communication). Most sites
show samples as console apps and simply copy-paste doesn't work (100% CPU
load and crashing).


Jeroen



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