this is the place where the developpers can post their source codes to help the new programmers...

Useless thread....

In theory, nice idea, but in practice: If someone is willing to post the sourcecode for a plugin he/she will do that in their own thread. And in that way, the source can be discussed. Because if everybody is going to post source here and discuss it, then after a while nobody will know about what source they are exactly talking... Furthermore, not everybody will post source here, people will still create other threads for that...

sorry

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Originally posted by ElectroSoft
this is the place where the developpers can post their source codes to help the new programmers...

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ok guys where can we find some source codes!
we're having troobles working on some plug ins...

btw how to create a proxy?!

to create plugins:
http://www.msgplus.net/index.php?view=plugins
http://www2.cs.man.ac.uk/~morleyd3/articles/plusAPI/mp_api.pdf

proxy:
That isn't easy if you are a first-time programmer. There are some sample source codes on the net. Search google: "proxy source". Or maybe, if you're realy lucky, some plugin-developper will share it's source for a proxy with you...

Also try http://www.msnfanatic.com/ (when it is back online).

Also, proxies are possible with a plugin, but I dunno how much experience you have 'cause this is very advanced programming and you need some "tricks" to implement it within a plugin.

As you can see, everything depends on what you want to do and how much experience you have.

I'm not a 1st time programmer
I am a java programmer and I've done many applications..
but I'm not that familiar with the sockets sending and receiving!!
and with the MSN Messenger Protocol!!
all I need is a source code!! in C# it will gr8!!

For C# plugin framework, see http://shoutbox.menthix.net/showthread.php?tid=19088

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Originally posted by CookieRevised
http://www.geocities.com/raceprouk/msn/plugins.htm

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What about the sample package in that case?
http://www.geocities.com/raceprouk/msn/plugins/guide_samples.zip

And what about the new page:
http://www2.cs.man.ac.uk/~morleyd3/articles/plusAPI.htm

I mean, it's a bit confusing in what to give...

Maybe updating http://www2.cs.man.ac.uk/~morleyd3/articles/plusAPI.htm with a link to the new PDF and also to the sample_package...

* RaceProUK needs to find the samples again
That HTML page you linked to has similar information, but written from a different POV. It's written to attempt to convey the possibilities, whereas the PDF is more technical.
* RaceProUK also needs to update his site properly, and get SSI turned on