QQUser user = new QQUser(****, "****"); QQ.NET.QQClient client = new QQ.NET.QQClient(user); user.IsUdp = true; client.LoginServerHost = "219.133.62.8"; client.Login();There are still some limitation. Details are available at the releasing notes and documentation.
Thursday, March 13, 2008
QQ.NET preview released :)
Good news for QQ users/developers: the era of .NET-QQ-hacking has come to its threshold.
Not surprisingly, the official notice is in Chinese:
http://www.cnblogs.com/hjf1223/archive/2008/03/13/qq_net_FCTP.html
Based on LumaQQ, QQ.NET is an OpenSource project written in C#. Why not Java? Because LumaQQ is written in Java. And you can take advantage of it by using MONO, anyway.
The source and documentation is available at:
http://qqnet.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/
Here's a sample code from the releasing note. Its function is to login QQ:
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.Net/Mono,
Programming,
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