Who Is Component ASP.NET script

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Who Is Component performs domain registration, user, mailbox and related lookups against Who Is databases. Perform domain registration, user, mailbox and related lookups against Who Is databases. The Who Is component for .NET is a fully featured, easy to use implementation of the Who Is protocol for .NET and ASP.NET applications. Fully compliant with RFC 954, the component offers .NET developers an easy way to perform domain registration lookups from within their applications.What's Included - Fully featured Who Is components for .NET 1.1 (VS 2003) and .NET 2.0 (VS 2005) - Royalty free runtime - Numerous VB.NET, ASP.NET and C# samples with complete source code - Comprehensive Visual Studio .NET style online help - 12 months free support and minor release upgrades - Complete source code available for purchase Who Is Database Lookups - WhoIsClient class instigates Who Is database lookups - Specify the question to ask - Request domain registration, user, mailbox and related information - Lookup either synchronously or asynchronously Designed for .NET - Object oriented design specifically for the .NET framework - 100% managed code written in C# - Make either synchronous or asynchronous (Begin/End) calls - Asynchronous calls may either use events or callbacks
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