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This article will help you locate Internet topics of interest in Visual C++ Programmer's Guide and the Class Library Reference. You can get to this article from all main Internet topics through the See Also list on those topics. This article is organized into the following categories:

Internet Overviews

For overviews and general information about MFC Internet programming, see:

Internet-Related MFC Classes

For information about Internet-related classes, see:

Global classes
AfxParseURL
AfxGetInternetHandleType
ActiveX control classes
COleControl
Active document classes
CDocObjectServer
CDocObjectServerItem
Asynchronous moniker classes
CAsyncMonikerFile
CDataPathProperty
ISAPI classes
CHttpServer
CHttpServerContext
CHttpFilter
CHttpFilterContext
CHtmlStream
WinInet classes
CInternetSession
CInternetConnection
CFtpConnection
CGopherConnection
CHttpConnection
CInternetFile
CGopherFile
CHttpFile
CFileFind
CFtpFileFind
CGopherFileFind
CGopherLocator
CInternetException

Internet Information by Topic

For information on programming with a specific Internet technology, see:

Overviews ISAPI Server Extensions and Filters

Internet First Steps: ISAPI Server Extensions and Filters

Frequently Asked Questions: About Internet Programming

Internet Server API (ISAPI) Extensions

ISAPI Extensions: MFC Classes

ISAPI: Extending Web Servers

Filters ISAPI Extensions: Filters

Steps to Create a Typical ISAPI Filter

Servers ISAPI Extensions: Servers

ISAPI Extensions: Parse Maps

Steps to Create a Typical ISAPI Extension

ISAPI and Databases
Debugging ISAPI: Debugging
Designing ISAPI Programming Tips

WinInet
Overviews WinInet (HTTP, FTP, Gopher)

Internet First Steps: WinInet

Internet Programming with WinInet

How WinInet Makes It Easier to Create Internet Client Applications

How MFC Makes It Easier to Create Internet Client Applications

Steps in creating WinInet applications Prerequisites for Internet Client Classes

Writing an Internet Client Application Using MFC WinInet Classes

Steps in a Typical Internet Client Application

Steps in a Typical FTP Client Application

Steps in a Typical HTTP Client Application

Steps in a Typical Gopher Client Application

Steps in a Typical HTTP Client Application


Internet Samples

For Internet sample programs, see:

Sample Location
COM components (Internet server extensions) WWWQUOTE

MFCUCASE

COUNTER

Active documents BINDSCRB
General HTTPSVR
WinInet FTPTREE

TEAR


Web Sites for More Information

For additional information on Microsoft’s Internet technology, see the Microsoft Developer Network Online Web site:

http://www.microsoft.com/msdn

This Web site for developers contains information on using Microsoft development tools and technologies, and top stories about recent and upcoming conferences. From this page, you can jump to many related developer sites, including the Internet Development toolbox. You can also download beta SDKs and samples.

For information on the ActiveX Software Development Kit, use this URL:

http://www.microsoft.com/intdev/sdk

The World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) publishes specifications for HTML, HTTP, CGI, and other World Wide Web technologies. Its URL is:

http://www.w3.org/pub/WWW/

Note   Web links may change without notice.

More Internet Help

The OLE section of the Win32 SDK documentation contains additional information about OLE programming. This information provides details about using the Win32 WinInet and ISAPI functions directly, rather than through the MFC classes. It also contains overview information about Internet technologies.