Bypassing HTML Get and Put using .Net

This post is to see how, or if possible a client can get connected to server using solely .Net web application technology. The post and code below by Peter A. Bromberg, Which i came across shows how to connect client to server using TCP/IP. What will be interesting for me to know is, If the code can be implemented through a web page without the use or having to download a client.

The Post

Often we need to use TCP over IP sockets to do communications instead of the familiar HTTP protocol that web developers are used to. Prior to the arrival of the .NET platform, this usually involved a ton of Winsock code and C - style API declarations. I recently had to rewrite a TCP socket client class from VB 6.0 into .NET for communication to a mainframe system.

I knew that if I ran the original VB 6.0 DLL project through the VB.NET Migration Wizard that I’d get a bunch of Winsock “GLOP” and of course that is precisely what I got. Pretty much useless for migration purposes.
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