By dotCore
via blogs.msdn.com
Published: Sep 09 2012 / 12:31
The Windows 8 app I’m currently working on requires me to send some data over a wireless network using UDP. This is usually done by using the Socket class contained in the System.Net.Sockets namespace. However, this isn’t supported in Windows RT, which replaces the behavior of Socket with several equivalent classes. The class used for UDP is DatagramSocket. While the code using DatagramSocket is relatively short and simple, there are some intricacies involved in getting it to function properly, so in this post I’ll make things simpler by providing a working example.
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