Networking Developer Platform CenterThe Networking Developer Center is a portal for all networking-related software development: peer-to-peer applications, desktop Web servers, network device drivers, and more. Find out about different technologies and get the latest information. | Featured ResourcesWindows Web Services API Resources
With Windows Web Services, you can connect applications that use the C or C++ programming language to either a local computer or to remote web services. Learn more with this collection of links to videos, documentation, and more. Spotlight on Wireless Hosted Network in Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008 R2
Learn about this new WLAN feature in this post from the Windows Server User Assistance Networking team blog. Windows Filtering Platform API Documentation
Windows Filtering Platform (WFP) is a set of API and system services that provide a platform for creating network filtering applications. The WFP API allows developers to write code that interacts with the packet processing that takes place at several layers in the networking stack of the operating system. Network data can be filtered and also modified before it reaches its destination. |
Featured TechnologiesSystem.Net (Network Class Library)
The Network Class Library (NCL) is a set of core networking APIs in the .NET Framework and Silverlight, primarily under the System.Net namespace, which you can use to create connected applications. It provides features such as sockets, an HTTP client, an HTTP listener, an SMTP client, peer-to-peer connectivity, and network adapter information. Microsoft Silverlight
Silverlight lets you build new types of applications for the Web, regardless of target platform or browser, and delivers high quality, interactive video across the Web and mobile devices. Get Started with Silverlight
Install the Silverlight tools and learn how to create your first Silverlight application. Silverlight Networking and Communication for Developers
Find guidance on using the .NET Framework features included with the Silverlight 2 runtime to develop Silverlight-based networking applications using HTTP and TCP, and learn about security restrictions for Silverlight-based applications communicating over a network.
Networking Development Team Blog
Why didn’t my cached content revalidate to the web server? (IE8 edition) For the super eagle eyed developer or Web Server admin, you might have noticed that cache entry validation happens slightly less frequently in IE8. I’m talking about the check to the Web Server (via If-Modified-Since) to see if the cached version of content needs updating or is still current. The s... moreMonday, Jul 6 by AriPernick
HTTP Connection ManagementHTTP is a request/response protocol. You request some resource like the HTML of a webpage and the response comes back with the HTML attached. As each request is sent on a connection, the complete response must be read from the connection before the next response can be read. (There is an optim... moreFriday, May 8 by AriPernick
QoS Traffic Generator Example UsageIn my last post, I announced the availability of QoS Traffic Generator on Microsoft Connect. In order to help you understand the usage of this tool, I have provided some examples of what it can do. One of the most common tasks is to send traffic from one computer to another. The following example s... moreFriday, May 8 by AriPernick
WWSAPI security examples setupJust a quick note that over on on haoxu’ s “Lost in History” blog is a posting about how to create and register test SSL certs in http.sys for the Windows Web Services API Security Sample code. This might also be useful for developers using the http.sys apis.... moreWednesday, May 6 by AriPernick
QoS Traffic Generator is now available on ConnectI’m posting on behalf of Jim Liu who is a SDET in Windows Core Networking. -- Ari The QoS team is pleased to announce the availability of the QoS Traffic Generator on Microsoft Connect. This tool was developed during the Windows 7 development process and has been used extensively to aid in the test... moreFriday, May 1 by AriPernick
Beta versions of Windows Web Services API availableWindows Web Services API team has just release the Beta version of the API for Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows Server 2003 and Windows Server 2008. It is available now on the Connect site for Windows Networking. This release contains the same version of the runtime as in Windows 7 Beta. You may f... moreTuesday, Feb 24 by AriPernick
More... | Microsoft Networking Product BloggersNikola Dudar’s Blog
- Final version of WWSAPI for Windows XP, Vista, Server 2003 and Server 2008 and my plans
Friday, Oct 9 by NikolaD - New article on connecting native C++ code and WCF web services
Saturday, Aug 1 by NikolaD - Quick follow up on the talk during TechReady9
Saturday, Aug 1 by NikolaD - Sample of C++ Client to Exchange Web Services
Friday, Jul 24 by NikolaD - New videos on how to build web services in C++ on Windows Server 2008 R2
Thursday, Jul 23 by NikolaD - Release Candidate of Windows Web Services API for Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows Server 2003 and Windows Server 2008
Wednesday, May 20 by NikolaD - Follow up from building web services in native C/C++ code session at TechEd 2009
Friday, May 15 by NikolaD - How to use tracing with the RC version of Windows Web Services
Saturday, May 9 by NikolaD
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