NT Network Programming Toolkit

Name: NT Network Programming Toolkit
Price: 49.8 USD
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ISBN: 9780130813244

ISBN-10: 0130813249

ISBN-13: 9780130813244

Edition: 1999

Authors: John Murphy

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As NT becomes the operating system of choice in the enterprise market a key issue that technicians have to take into account is networking. This book is a complete reference guide to using TCP/IP in an NT environment to build applications.

Book details

List price: $49.99
Copyright year: 1999
Publisher: Prentice Hall PTR
Publication date: 12/30/1998
Binding: Mixed Media
Pages: 256
Size: 7.00" wide x 9.50" long x 0.75" tall
Weight: 1.144
Language: English



The real-world guide to TCP/IP development under Windows NT!


In NT Network Programming Toolkit


John Murphy walks you through every key concept and technique you'll need to know to build great networked applications for Windows NT


No matter what your expertise or background in network and MFC programming, this book delivers just the right level of detail


For each network protocol covered


John Murphy begins with a high-level explanation, moves on to a detail-oriented discussion of commands, arguments and response; and concludes with specific techniques for building event sequences


Along the way, you'll build a complete suite of real-world NT network applications!


You'll master network programming fast


All topics are introduced at a very high level assuming no prior knowledge of network programming, gradually get more detailed and culminate in the development of a networking application


This isn't just a "Learn to drive in 7 days" book, it is a "learn to drive and be able to rebuild the engine in 7 days" book


CD-ROM Included


The accompanying CD-ROM includes all the book's source code-including code for complete


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