SOCKS and HTTP Proxy Component for .NET/Mono
Free, opensource, easy to use .NET 2.0 Component for creating client side proxy connections to SOCKS and HTTP proxy servers. Provides a managed code library giving developers the ability to traverse firewalls using proxy servers from within their own .NET applications.
- Free software with permissive MIT license - no GPL restrictions.
- Easy to add proxy capabilities to any existing .NET projects that use the standard System.Net.SocketsTcpClient class. Returns a standard TcpClient object once the proxy connection has been established.
- Multiple VB.NET and C# examples.
- Connects to SOCKS v4, SOCKS v4a, SOCKS v5, and HTTP proxy servers.
- Factory and abstraction support via the ProxyClientFactory class and IProxyClient interface.
- Use as a DLL or add the source code directly to your project.
- Implements the new Microsoft Asynchronous Model so you can just fire and forget asynchronous calls (no Begin/End needed).
- Integrated Visual Studio.NET help documentation.
- Written in 100% managed C# code.
- Requires .NET 2.0, 3.0, or 3.5.
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// create an instance of the client proxy factory
ProxyClientFactory factory = new ProxyClientFactory(); // use the proxy client factory to generically specify the type of proxy to create // the proxy factory method CreateProxyClient returns an IProxyClient object IProxyClient proxy = factory.CreateProxyClient(ProxyType.Http, "localhost", 6588); // create a connection through the proxy to www.starksoft.com over port 80 TcpClient conn = proxy.CreateConnection("www.starksoft.com", 80); |