UpperSetting.OpenServer.Protocols.Hello.Shared 1.0.0.39

Install-Package UpperSetting.OpenServer.Protocols.Hello.Shared -Version 1.0.0.39

dotnet add package UpperSetting.OpenServer.Protocols.Hello.Shared --version 1.0.0.39

<PackageReference Include="UpperSetting.OpenServer.Protocols.Hello.Shared" Version="1.0.0.39" />

For projects that support PackageReference, copy this XML node into the project file to reference the package.

paket add UpperSetting.OpenServer.Protocols.Hello.Shared --version 1.0.0.39

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#r "nuget: UpperSetting.OpenServer.Protocols.Hello.Shared, 1.0.0.39"

#r directive can be used in F# Interactive, C# scripting and .NET Interactive. Copy this into the interactive tool or source code of the script to reference the package.

// Install UpperSetting.OpenServer.Protocols.Hello.Shared as a Cake Addin
#addin nuget:?package=UpperSetting.OpenServer.Protocols.Hello.Shared&version=1.0.0.39

// Install UpperSetting.OpenServer.Protocols.Hello.Shared as a Cake Tool
#tool nuget:?package=UpperSetting.OpenServer.Protocols.Hello.Shared&version=1.0.0.39

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The Hello Protocol is included in the DotNetOpenServer SDK to show you how to create a simple application layer protocol. The Shared assembly contains a single abstract base class, HelloProtocol, that contains the unique protocol identifier and a log message function. The Server assembly contains a single class, HelloProtocolServer, that extends the base class. The class contains a single function to return a message back to the caller. The Client assembly contains a single class, HelloProtocolClient, that contains functions to synchrounsly and asyncronously send Hello command packets to the server.

For more information and Android/Java and iPhone/iPad/iOS and Mac/OSX Objective-C APIs goto:

http://www.uppersetting.com/

- UpperSetting.OpenServer.Shared (= 1.0.0.39)

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UpperSetting.OpenServer.Protocols.Hello.Server The Hello Protocol is included in the DotNetOpenServer SDK to show you how to create a simple application layer protocol. The Shared assembly contains a single abstract base class, HelloProtocol, that contains the unique protocol identifier and a log message function. The Server assembly contains a single class, HelloProtocolServer, that extends the base class. The class contains a single function to return a message back to the caller. The Client assembly contains a single class, HelloProtocolClient, that contains functions to synchrounsly and asyncronously send Hello command packets to the server. For more information goto: http://www.UpperSetting.com	24.6K
UpperSetting.OpenServer.Protocols.Hello.Client The Hello Protocol is included in the DotNetOpenServer SDK to show you how to create a simple application layer protocol. The Shared assembly contains a single abstract base class, HelloProtocol, that contains the unique protocol identifier and a log message function. The Server assembly contains a single class, HelloProtocolServer, that extends the base class. The class contains a single function to return a message back to the caller. The Client assembly contains a single class, HelloProtocolClient, that contains functions to synchrounsly and asyncronously send Hello command packets to the server. For more information and Android/Java and iPhone/iPad/iOS and Mac/OSX Objective-C APIs goto: http://www.UpperSetting.com	24.5K

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UpperSetting.OpenServer.Protocols.Hello.Server

The Hello Protocol is included in the DotNetOpenServer SDK to show you how to create a simple application layer protocol. The Shared assembly contains a single abstract base class, HelloProtocol, that contains the unique protocol identifier and a log message function. The Server assembly contains a single class, HelloProtocolServer, that extends the base class. The class contains a single function to return a message back to the caller. The Client assembly contains a single class, HelloProtocolClient, that contains functions to synchrounsly and asyncronously send Hello command packets to the server. For more information goto: http://www.UpperSetting.com

24.6K

UpperSetting.OpenServer.Protocols.Hello.Client

The Hello Protocol is included in the DotNetOpenServer SDK to show you how to create a simple application layer protocol. The Shared assembly contains a single abstract base class, HelloProtocol, that contains the unique protocol identifier and a log message function. The Server assembly contains a single class, HelloProtocolServer, that extends the base class. The class contains a single function to return a message back to the caller. The Client assembly contains a single class, HelloProtocolClient, that contains functions to synchrounsly and asyncronously send Hello command packets to the server. For more information and Android/Java and iPhone/iPad/iOS and Mac/OSX Objective-C APIs goto: http://www.UpperSetting.com

24.5K

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Version	Downloads	Last updated
1.0.0.39	1,112	3/17/2016
1.0.0.38	809	3/16/2016
1.0.0.37	788	3/13/2016
1.0.0.36	836	3/11/2016
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1.0.0.31	888	2/12/2016
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1.0.0.26	819	10/27/2015
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