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Simplifying sockets & threading in VB.NET?

Asked by mcainc in Microsoft Visual Basic.Net

Tags: socket

I'm moving over from VB6 to VB.NET and am wondering if VB.NET has anything like the simple winsock control that was available in VB6

I'm interested in using sockets and truly threading about 10 connections (as opposed to creating control indexes in VB6)

What is the best solution / path for me to follow since I'm totally new to threading this way.

Here is what I'm trying to do, maybe you guys can give me some advice on the best way for me to go about it without re-inventing the wheel here:

1. Log into myspace and check my inbox for comments
2. Follow the link to "approve" the comment
3. Multiply this by 10 instances (for 10 accounts) that can do the same things independantly

I suppose I need something for sockets, threading & html parsing?

Thanks!
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