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.Net Protocol Builder 1.422262
A tool to generate TCP Protocol code in C#.
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- Last Updated: Apr 18, 2011
- License: Shareware $48.95
- OS: Windows 7/Vista/2003/XP
- Requirements: .NET Framework 2.0
- Publisher: Protocol Builder (1 more Applications)
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Why .Net Protocol Builder?
1- 100% Pure managed code for your TCP protocol generated in C#.
2- Simple design, Focus on your own data in the packet, Protocol Builder will do the structure of your packets (Start, End, ID, Type, Length ...).
3- Sophisticated Listener, Server Connection and Client Connection Classes, these are implementated using threads, mutexes and semaphores.
4- Support for wide variety of types in the packet, this includes: String, DateTime, double, Int16, Int32, Int64, byte, UInt16, UInt32, UInt64 and byte[].
5- Built-in Protocol Logger, this will keep a record of all events and all sent/received packets.
6- Generate your protocol Documentation with a click in .txt and .docx formats.
7- Save your protocol design in .apb file to amend it later and generate its code.
8- FASTER time to market for your product.
9- Affordable price compared to time and efforts you would waste in building your own classes.
10- Using .Net Protocol Builder, you will have no more TcpClient, TcpListener, and NetworkStream Problems! you can free download .Net Protocol Builder 1.422262 now.
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