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Building on the examples for the first four installments, I whipped up a little WPF app that uses PNRP.  You can create registrations and look them up.  It is a good example of using the various features of PNRP to form the foundation of a P2P application. I banged this app out…

In Part 4 of the Peer to Peer Series, I modify the Resolve program to find Peer Names using the asynchronous methods.  Below is a very simple example of using the ResolveAsync method: PeerNameResolver resolver = new PeerNameResolver();   try { resolver.ResolveCompleted +=…

In Part 3 of the Peer to Peer Series, I add another Command Prompt application to the demo solution and use the PNRP API to resolve a Peer Name using C#.  As with registering a Peer Name, resolving Peer Names is straightforward: PeerNameResolver resolver = new PeerNameResolver(); try{…

In Part Two of the Peer to Peer Screencast series by SlickThought Productions, we look at using C# and the PNRP API to register a peer name.  This example uses a simple Command Prompt application to register the Peer Name, but the same techniques can be used to register a Peer Name from a…

This kick-off screencast introduces you to the foundation of Peer-to-Peer applications, PNRP.  Peer Name Resolution Protocol is the the underlying mechanism used by applications to discover peers on a network.  This can either be a local subnet or the Internet at large.  One of the…