AltarNet3 3.2.3

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dotnet add package AltarNet3 --version 3.2.3                
NuGet\Install-Package AltarNet3 -Version 3.2.3                
This command is intended to be used within the Package Manager Console in Visual Studio, as it uses the NuGet module's version of Install-Package.
<PackageReference Include="AltarNet3" Version="3.2.3" />                
For projects that support PackageReference, copy this XML node into the project file to reference the package.
paket add AltarNet3 --version 3.2.3                
#r "nuget: AltarNet3, 3.2.3"                
#r directive can be used in F# Interactive and Polyglot Notebooks. Copy this into the interactive tool or source code of the script to reference the package.
// Install AltarNet3 as a Cake Addin
#addin nuget:?package=AltarNet3&version=3.2.3

// Install AltarNet3 as a Cake Tool
#tool nuget:?package=AltarNet3&version=3.2.3                

AltarNet3 (or AN3 for short) is a library that facilitate the creation of TCP servers/clients, along with UDP. TCP connections can be secured via SSL, with only a few easy steps.

It comes with a powerful FTP manager, taking advantage of .NET 4.5's new asynchronous pattern (Async/Await), featuring cancellable requests and download/upload progress monitoring.

Also comes with a 'single instance' and a 'thread safety' helper.

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Version Downloads Last updated
3.2.4 3,680 2/11/2014
3.2.3 1,434 2/9/2014
3.2.2 1,390 2/7/2014
3.2.1 1,391 2/2/2014
3.2.0 1,388 1/30/2014
3.1.0 1,445 1/25/2014
3.0.1 1,383 1/9/2014
3.0.0.3 1,464 12/30/2013
3.0.0.2 1,401 12/30/2013
3.0.0.1 1,437 12/30/2013
3.0.0 1,405 12/30/2013

3.2.3.0 :
- The SendFile(Async) method of the TCP client / server actually work now. (Note to self : test with bigger files)
- Added a property to the TcpClientInfo class named ReadNextNotBuffered, which basically work like ReadNextAsLong. It set the next packet received to ignore the ReceivedFull event. Useful for file transfer and streaming.
- A TCP read timeout now properly disconnect with the fixes of 3.2.2.0.
- TcpFragments are now 100% recycled, therefore less garbage to collect.

3.2.2.0 :
- Fixed a few problems with disconnections;
- Added a way to disconnect via a TcpClientInfo.

3.2.1.0 :
- Overall improvements in sending the length of a TCP message, by taking into account the 'network to host / host to network' byte ordering;
- Added a property for a TCP server / client named IsLengthInOneFrame, which combine the usual two writes when sending a message, into one;
- The TCP event ReceiveError specifically ignore a few exceptions, which are normal occurrances;
- Very slight improvements in TCP packet handling;
- Improved the synchronization when a TCP server or client start receiving messages, so that if you send a message immediately after being connected, it won't have a chance to be ignored;
- The ThreadSafeHelper's Release method now do nothing when the key does not exist;

3.2.0.0 :
- Largely improved SSL support;
- Added an SSL Helper class (named SslHelper) with a method to get or create a self-signed certificate (and add it to the local cert store), in one simple line;
- Improved SendFile method for both TCP server and client, with an added asynchronous version;
- Added SendAllFile to TcpServerHandler;
- The method WriteToStreamAsync from TcpFragment is now obsolete, use WriteToStream instead.