in c#.net how to send message to remote computer throught internet?

c#.net framework 4.0 client profile,Windows application.. i am developing a game which needs to send its current movements of the game through internet to remote com开发者_C百科puter where the same application(game) is installed.In Same way current movements of the game of remote computer should be send back... How this could be possible ?

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All the answers so far are using a TCP based approach. If you need high performance and low latency then you might find it better to use UDP instead.

TCP brings a lot of overhead with it to guarantee that packets will be resent if they are lost (and various other bits of functionality). UDP on the other hand leaves it up to you to deal with packets not arriving. If you have a game where losing the odd update isn't important you can achieve far better bandwidth use, latency and scalability by using UDP instead of TCP.

UDP still leaves you with all the issues of firewalls, security etc though.

If you need to have it work without worrying about firewalls being an issue then you want to choose a solution that uses HTTP over port 80.

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To do that you need to implement a client-server behavior through TCP/IP
There are very different ways to do this This code I've written could give you a start (it's an option, but not the only one, I leave it off to you to choose the method that suits you best)

using System.Runtime.Remoting;
using System.Runtime.Remoting.Channels;
using System.Runtime.Remoting.Channels.Tcp;

static class ServerProgram
{        
    [STAThread]
    static void Main()
    {     
        ATSServer();     
    }    

    static void ATSServer()
    {        
        TcpChannel tcpChannel = new TcpChannel(7000);
        ChannelServices.RegisterChannel(tcpChannel);

        Type commonInterfaceType = Type.GetType("ATSRemoteControl");
        RemotingConfiguration.RegisterWellKnownServiceType(commonInterfaceType,
        "RemoteATSServer", WellKnownObjectMode.SingleCall);
    }
}

public interface ATSRemoteControlInterface
{
    string yourRemoteMethod(string parameter);
}      

public class ATSRemoteControl : MarshalByRefObject, ATSRemoteControlInterface
{
    public string yourRemoteMethod(string GamerMovementParameter)
        {
            string returnStatus = "GAME MOVEMENT LAUNCHED";
            Console.WriteLine("Enquiry for {0}", GamerMovementParameter);
            Console.WriteLine("Sending back status: {0}", returnStatus);
            return returnStatus;
        }
}

class ATSLauncherClient
{
    static ATSRemoteControlInterface remoteObject;

    public static void RegisterServerConnection()
    {
        TcpChannel tcpChannel = new TcpChannel();
        ChannelServices.RegisterChannel(tcpChannel);

        Type requiredType = typeof(ATSRemoteControlInterface);

        //HERE YOU ADJUST THE REMOTE TCP/IP ADDRESS 
        //IMPLEMENT RETRIEVAL PROGRAMATICALLY RATHER THAN HARDCODING
        remoteObject = (ATSRemoteControlInterface)Activator.GetObject(requiredType,
        "tcp://localhost:7000/RemoteATSServer");

        string s = "";
        s = remoteObject.yourRemoteMethod("GamerMovement");  
    }

    public static void Launch(String GamerMovementParameter)
    {
        remoteObject.yourRemoteMethod(GamerMovementParameter);
    }
}

Hope this Helps.

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You should look into some middleware teknologies like WCF, Web service this is object oriented and easy to develop when you first get the hang of it

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You have a lot to consider for this.

You will need to think about security, firewall issues etc.

If that is all put to one side, then you can set up a tcp socket server / client approach. A quick google will yield plenty of examples.

Check out the Microsoft example http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.net.sockets.socket.aspx

What have you tried?

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You can use the System.Net and System.Net.Sockets namespaces to send TCP packets.