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FTP Component
Microsoft’s .NET Framework lacks classes for FTP. With KCommon’s FTP component, programmers can build Windows Forms or ASP.NET (Web Forms) apps so users can send or receive files via the FTP protocol. Operations for synchronous and asynchronous transfers are supported. KCommon’s FTP component supports passive mode, but not active mode. It is written in C# but is not marked as CLS compliant. It does not support proxy servers.
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Garbe.Sound Audio DSP
A digital audio processing .NET class library that lets developers create their own sound filters or use the ones implemented by the author, such as Gain, Delay, and Reverb, as well as the ability to read and write .WAV files. The library tries to be as systematic as possible; most classes inherit from the SoundObj class. It is not a strong-named assembly so it can’t be registered in the Global Assembly Cache. It is not marked as CLS compliant.
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CSpot SMTPClient
The SMTPClient component from Bossware is a .NET SMTP client that allows developers to implement outgoing email functions for their email applications and Web pages. It does not use the .NET Framework's System.Web.Mail namespace, which is merely a wrapper for CDONTS and CDOSYS, and which is reputed to be resource-hungry and to behave differently depending on the OS of the computer. The component is written in 100% managed C# and is CLS compliant.
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.NET Communication Library
Smilla’s .NET Communication Library is a small network protocol library for use with .NET Framework languages. The class library of Microsoft’s .NET Framework does not support certain common communication protocols, such as NNTP and POP3. Developers can use this library to add NNTP protocol support to their applications. The library is written in C#. It is distributed under the GNU Lesser General Public License.
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BKAudio
The BKAudio v2.0 class library allows you to visually add sounds to your .NET applications! Documentation is provided in .CHM (Compiled HTML Help File) format and examples detailing methods of use, written in both C# and VB.NET are also given. Per Developer and Source Code Licensing are available. In both cases, there are no runtime royalties or other fees! Updates for the current version are free.
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ABCUpload .NET
This software enhances the basic .NET file upload functionality. It offers a number of advanced features such as Pure HTML Progress Bar ? support. GigUpload ? technology for truly massive uploads. Corruption Autofix ? to automatically de-corrupt common forms of corruption. It is Unicode compliant and MacBinary compatible - all in 100% Managed Code. Free license available.
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BKResizer
This development tool gives your .NET Windows applications and controls resolution independence. BKResizer changes the size, location, and font size, scales the background and foreground images of controls as they are resized, without requiring you to write ANY code. It handles controls that are docked, anchored, nested or added at runtime. Control developers can use BKResizer to add resolution independence to their own controls!
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BKTraceRoute
The BKTraceRoute v3.0 .NET class collection contains TraceRoute and associated utility classes for tracing the route to one or more remote hosts either synchronously (blocking) or asynchronously (non-blocking). Documentation is provided in .CHM (Compiled HTML Help File) format and examples of use are provided in both C# and VB.NET. Per Developer and Source Code Licensing are available. In both cases, there are no runtime royalties or other fees!
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BKPing
The BKPing v3.0 .NET class collection contains Ping (ICMP Echo) and associated utility classes
for pinging one or more remote hosts either synchronously (blocking) or asynchronously (non-blocking). Documentation is provided in .CHM (Compiled HTML Help File) format and examples of use are provided in both C# and VB.NET. Per Developer and Source Code Licensing are available. In both cases, there are no runtime royalties or other fees! BKPing software is a demo filed under .net components, .net communication components, sockets utilities.
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.NET WebScheduler
We had to worry about bandwidth limitations, multiple browser compatibility, etc. Implementing simple things like drag&drop or edit-in-place is quite an experience with ASP.NET. No wonder it is usually not implemented in components others develop. We were frequently asked to do it, but only an advent of ASP.NET 2.0 made it possible to keep the high standard we wanted to keep.
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