How to write a simple but effective TCP/IP port scanner for Win32

Luca Piergentili

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An article on how to write a TCP/IP port scanner with a GUI, based on the MFC's property sheet paradigm

tcpscan.zip
- TcpScan
  - CAsyncSock.cpp
  - CBase64.cpp
  - CBinFile.cpp
  - CConfig.cpp
  - CDateTime.cpp
  - CListCtrlEx.cpp
  - CNodeList.cpp
  - CPropertyPageDialog.cpp
  - CPropertySheetDialog.cpp
  - CRegistry.cpp
  - CRegKey.cpp
  - CSock.cpp
  - CTextFile.cpp
  - CUuenc.cpp
  - CWinsock.cpp
  - include
    - CAsyncSock.h
    - CAsyncSockMessages.h
    - CBase64.h
    - CBinFile.h
    - CConfig.h
    - CDateTime.h
    - CListCtrlEx.h
    - CNodeList.h
    - CPropertyPageDialog.h
    - CPropertyPageList.h
    - CPropertySheetDialog.h
    - CPropertySheetDialogMessages.h
    - CRegistry.h
    - CRegKey.h
    - CSock.h
    - CTextFile.h
    - CUuenc.h
    - CWinsock.h
    - env.h
    - lmhosts.h
    - macro.h
    - pragma.h
    - strcpyn.h
    - strichr.h
    - stristr.h
    - TcpConnectPage.h
    - TcpMessages.h
    - TcpPropertySheet.h
    - TcpScan.h
    - TcpScanAddServiceDlg.h
    - TcpScanAddUrlDlg.h
    - TcpScanConfig.h
    - TcpScanPage.h
    - TcpScanVersion.h
    - TcpServicesPage.h
    - typedef.h
    - win32api.h
    - window.h
  - res
    - iconport.ico
    - iconporterror.ico
    - TcpScan.ico
  - resource.h
  - strcpyn.cpp
  - strichr.cpp
  - stristr.cpp
  - TcpConnectPage.cpp
  - TcpPropertySheet.cpp
  - TcpScan.cpp
  - TcpScan.dsp
  - TcpScan.rc
  - TcpScanAddServiceDlg.cpp
  - TcpScanAddUrlDlg.cpp
  - TcpScanConfig.cpp
  - TcpScanPage.cpp
  - TcpServicesPage.cpp
  - win32api.cpp

/*
	CPropertyPageList.h
	Luca Piergentili, 14/07/99
	lpiergentili@yahoo.com
	http://www.geocities.com/lpiergentili/
*/
#ifndef _CPROPERTYPAGELIST_H
#define _CPROPERTYPAGELIST_H 1

#include "window.h"
#include "CNodeList.h"

struct PROPERTYPAGE {
public:
	PROPERTYPAGE(int idd = -1,void* page = (void*)NULL,CRuntimeClass* runtimeclass = (CRuntimeClass*)NULL)
	{
		this->idd = idd;
		this->page = page;
		this->runtimeclass = runtimeclass;
		this->status = 0;
	}
	
	~PROPERTYPAGE() {}
	
	int idd;
	void* page;
	CRuntimeClass* runtimeclass;
	int status;
};

class CPropertyPageList : public CNodeList
{
public:
	CPropertyPageList() {}
	virtual ~CPropertyPageList() {CNodeList::DeleteAll();}
	BOOL PreDelete(ITERATOR iter)
	{
		if((PROPERTYPAGE*)iter->data)
		{
			delete ((PROPERTYPAGE*)iter->data);
			iter->data = (PROPERTYPAGE*)NULL;
		}
		return(TRUE);
	}
#ifdef _DEBUG
	const char* Signature(void) {return("CPropertyPageList");}
#endif
	int Size(void) {return(-1);}
};

#endif // _CPROPERTYPAGELIST_H

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Luca Piergentili

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