O ^ o Telnet Server Source Code Friday 2004 05 28 am 10:16:16
Last night, I was online, and I was more energetic. I remembered the idea of writing a Telnet Server. The result was 2 hours last night, plus 2 hours this morning, a Telnet Server I called o ^ o was born.
The reason I want to write it because I want to implement Telnet Server with a complete OO method, and it is very simple to use OO. And o ^ o Telnet Server means that OO is object-oriented, but it has added "^" in the middle.
O ^ O can support multiple clients simultaneously, call cmd.exe to implement the shell, temporarily only support 2000, XP, 2003 series, because I don't have 98 under VS.NET, so I don't plan to let him support 98.
Just finished, BUG, no matter what he, first come to 0.1 Release to say.
Oh, it's not good to be out of print, don't look at it first!
document list:
App.ico
AskEMBLYINFO.CS
bin
Mainclass.cs
MytelnetServer.csproj
MytelnetServer.csproj.user
MytelnetServer.sln
Telnetcmd.cs
TelnetReader.cs
TelnetSession.cs
TelnetWriter.cs
Description.txt
Part of code:
Public Class TelnetSession
{
Public TelnetSession (TCPCLIENT Client)
{
NetWorkstream Stream = Client.getStream ();
Telnetcmd cmd = new telnetcmd ();
New TelnetReader (stream, cmd);
New TelNetWriter (Stream, CMD);
}
}
Public Class TelnetCMD
{
PROCESS Process1;
StreamReader Reader1;
Streamwriter Writer1;
StreamReader readERR1;
Public StreamReader ReadStream
{
get
{
Return Reader1;
}
}
Public streamwriter Writerstream
{
get
{
Return Writer1;
}
}
Public StreamReader ReaderRSTream
{
get
{
Return READERR1;
}
}
Public telnetcmd ()
{
PROCESS process1 = new process ();
Process1.startinfo.useshellexecute = false;
Process1.startinfo.redirectstandardInput = true;
Process1.startinfo.redirectstandardOutput = true;
Process1.startinfo.redirectstandarderror = True;
Process1.startinfo.filename = "cmd.exe";
PROCESS1.START ();
Reader1 = process1.standardoutput;
Writer1 = process1.standardinput;
Readererr1 = process1.standarderror;
}
}
