* The only book available for Microsoft programmers interested in peer
-to-peer programming.
* Detailed explanations show how peer-to-peer designs can be
incorporated into .NET enterprise applications using .NET networking,
Remoting, and XML Web services.
* Shows how to leverage third-party peer-to-peer platforms like
Windows Messenger, Groove, and Intel's Peer-to-Peer Accelerator Kit.
* Tackles advanced topics like cryptography, identity management, and
dynamic task processing.
Details how peer-to-peer designs can be incorporated into .NET enterprise applications using .NET networking, Remoting, and XML Web services Shows how to leverage third-party peer-to-peer platforms like Windows Messenger, Groove, and Intel’s Peer-to-Peer Accelerator Kit Tackles advanced topics like cryptography, identity management, and dynamic task processing Includes supplementary material: sn.pub/extras
Matthew MacDonald
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From the reviews:
"The value of this book is in explaining, or attempting to explain, the idea and how to implement it. … This book succeeds in outlining how to go about solving the problems using VB.NET and .NET in general. There are some useful examples and lots of descriptions … . If you want to be on the cutting edge of a new technology then this book provides a practical approach." (Mike James, Visual Systems Journal, April, 2004)