Help with Windows socket

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Please is there a windows socket function with which I can send:
1. objects from server to client and client to server ?
2. Files from server to client and client to server ?

Where can I get codes with which I can send e-mails to mail boxes. It should be able to use use both CC: and BCC:.I wish to know whether the sending is done client or sever.
Where can I get codes with which I can send SMS's (i.e. text messages) to (mobile)telephone numbers. I wish to know whether the sending is done client or sever.

Posted 15-Feb-12 5:09am

Gbenbam

Updated 22-Feb-12 23:56pm

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JackDingler · Answer 1 · 2012-02-15T05:26:00

Look for examples of telnet, client and server code.

Further, research the SMTP and POP3. These are the industry standard protocols that perform these functions. These protocols run on top of a basic telnet session. you can actually telnet to a server and create emails by typing in the data.

And finally, buy the book TCP/IP Illustrated, Vol. 1. If you're going to do TCP programming, you must have this book.