Secure Server .NET Component

Use the Secure Server component to quickly build secure TCP server applications. Features include:

Select SSL 2.0, SSL 3.0, PCT, TLS or unencrypted TCP communications.
Each new connection received from a client occurs on a new thread, resulting in a fully multithreaded server.
Each new connection is represented by a Tcp class, enabling advanced reading/writing capabilities.
Set the Certificate property to automatically communicate with clients over SSL.
Implement any protocol (FTP, SMTP, IMAP) to create a server, or create a server that implements a proprietary protocol.
Design-time editor assists in protocol testing.
C# and VB.NET sample projects with source included.
Includes a royalty-free license!

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Interface

Public Constructors
Server	Overloaded. Initialize a new instance of the Server class.
Public Properties
Active	Returns true when listening for connections.
AuthenticateClient	Gets or sets a value that determines if a client must authenticate themselves to the server.
Certificate	Gets or sets the Certificate object to use if the server is secure.
Connections	Returns an ArrayList containing Tcp objects representing active connections.
Editor	In Visual Studio.NET, displays an interactive form to use to test real time protocol operations.
LocalEndPoint	Returns the local address the Server object is bound to.
SecureProtocol	Gets or sets a value which determines the type of encryption to use on the data.
Socket	Returns the instance of the System.Net.Sockets.Socket that is accepting connections.
SynchronizingObject	Set this object to automatically control thread marshalling between worker threads and the main UI thread.
Tag	Gets or sets an object reference that can be used to associate this instance with any other.
Public Methods
Abort	Stops the server application and immediately closes all connections.
Close	Stops listening on the server but does not close active connections.
Listen	Overloaded. Begin listening on the specified port using using the default network interface.
Public Events
ActiveChanged	Raised when the value of the Object.Active property changes.
CertificateReceived	This event is raised when a certificate has been received to be authenticated.
Connection	Raised when a connection is accepted.

Code Example

How easy is the Server component to use? The following code demonstrates a functional, multi-threaded echo server application.

VB.NET Example
' Begin listening on port 7 (the well-known port for echo)
Server1.Listen(7)

Private Sub Server1_Connection(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As 
Dart.PowerTCP.Sockets.ConnectionEventArgs) Handles Server1.Connection
   ' The Tcp instance used to communicate with the client is
   ' found in e.Tcp.
   Try
      ' Keep receiving and echoing until the client closes the connection
      Do While (e.Tcp.Connected) ' This is true until client closes the connection.
         ' Receive the data from the client.
         Dim s As String = e. Tcp.Receive().ToString()

         ' Send the data back to the client
         e.Tcp.Send(s)
      Loop
   Catch ex As Exception
      ' just eat any exceptions
   End Try
End Sub

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