System.Net.PeerToPeer Examples

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I want to test the feasbility of using the P2P functions available in Windows.

Does anyone have links to recent examples on how to use the objects under the System.Net.PeerToPeer namespace?

I have tried Google and there are some really old API examples. The newer stuff only points back to the Microsoft Documentation. I am getting stuck on how to iterate all peers in a cloud

Posted 30-Dec-10 8:49am

k_rey

Updated 4-Jan-11 10:54am

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Slacker007 30-Dec-10 15:30pm

Have you tried Google?

k_rey 30-Dec-10 16:49pm

Yes, ther are some really old API examples. The newer stuff only points back to the Microsoft Documentation. I am getting stuck on how to iterate all peers in a cloud.

Slacker007 1-Jan-11 11:08am

Put what you just told me back into your question. You want as much info in your question as possible. Like things you have tried and exactly what is wrong. Good luck.

Member 10545013 12-Apr-21 12:53pm

This exact article is third on google for this search string, and neither of the first two (MSDN) have a direct example to examine.

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Rod Kemp · Accepted Answer · 2011-01-03T21:08:00

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Have you had a look at the System.Net.PeerToPeer.Collaboration Namespace[^] as it has the PeerCollaboration.GetPeersNearMe()[^] function.

Posted 3-Jan-11 21:08pm

Rod Kemp