Hi,

how can a use a TCP/IP Listener within a compact framework application, when
connected to a WLAN. In the compact framework there is the assembly
System.Net.IrDA, which has a listener object included, but when connected to
a WLAN via a pcmcia card, do I have to use the same .NET Class Library?

Thanks for help
Martina

Re: How to use TCP/IP Sockets with a WLAN (PCMCIA Card) by Jon

Jon
Mon Feb 09 09:13:49 CST 2004

<thelazycatms@hotmail.com> wrote:
> how can a use a TCP/IP Listener within a compact framework
> application, when connected to a WLAN. In the compact framework there
> is the assembly System.Net.IrDA, which has a listener object included,
> but when connected to a WLAN via a pcmcia card, do I have to use the
> same .NET Class Library?

Have you tried just setting up a TcpListener in the same way you would
in the desktop framework? That should work fine, I'd imagine.

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Re: How to use TCP/IP Sockets with a WLAN (PCMCIA Card) by Dick

Dick
Mon Feb 09 13:08:56 CST 2004

Hi,

You would use the System.Net.Sockets namespace (and, probably, the TcpClient
and/or TcpListener classes).

Dick

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