how to measure send and receive data size from interent

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hi friends. i want to write a program in c# that show me size of uploaded data(send data) to the internet and size of receive data(download and viewing pages and others) from internet. how can i write this program.

thank you friends.

Posted 10-Aug-14 0:51am

_Starbug_

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[no name] 10-Aug-14 6:54am

1. Learn a programming language
2. Define your requirements
3. Do some research
4. Write some code
5. Test, debug and fix your code
6. Ask specific questions about actual problems that you have with your code after reading the FAQ for how to ask a question.

_Starbug_ 10-Aug-14 6:58am

:D from where i must begin?
just i do not know about the class for receiving and sending data.

[no name] 10-Aug-14 7:04am

What do you mean "where i must begin?", beginning by learning a programming language then define some program requirements, learn to do some research, etc. You say "the class for receiving and sending data" like there is only one ever and we would have any idea which one you are talking about.

_Starbug_ 10-Aug-14 7:10am

h just need a class to compute the size of received and sent data.do you know a class for this?i say this.

[no name] 10-Aug-14 8:00am

okay.... this.

If you need a class for computing something... why don't you simply write one? You do realize that size of received and sent data is simple addition right?

Richard MacCutchan 10-Aug-14 7:55am

Keep a count of all the data you send and all the data you receive. Surely it's not too difficult?

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Mehdi Gholam · Accepted Answer · 2014-08-10T04:08:00

Solution 1

Read the answers given here : Monitoring Network Traffic[^]

Posted 10-Aug-14 4:08am

Mehdi Gholam