[Adolf Hipster]

Alright, a year ago I made a program like this and I still get PM's about the source, and which I dont have anymore, so to satisfy you guys i've tried to recreate it and it works as I want it atm.

Well, basically what this does is that it generates an .exe that will execute a set of links, with a set interval.

Good to use if you want to get "real" views to your webpage or something.

Here's a picture


Download Link (Source)

This uses codedom to generate the .exe.
The Dynamic Links doesnt work but I got an idea how to do this for the ones that want to know.

1. Let the user add a link to a text file containing his links(one link on each line, or maybe all in one line if you decide to add some splitting delimiter or something but whatever)
2. Split each line and do as I've done for the link array and you're done, then use proces.start on the items you've just splitted.

This method allows the user to change links whenever he wants, as the program will make a request to the textfile every "loop" of the program.

blablabla im so tired, so im just leaving this here for you guys.

Also, this is very very very basic, so please no sophisticated vb.net nerds coming here and complaining on stuff in the code. I am absolutely no pro on this shit.

EDIT: Stuff you can improve.
*make generated server even smaller
*add icon changer
*change assembly info on generated server
*change so that the console window doesnt appear
*add startup
*open the links in a hidden window

dang how could i forget, credits to Ethernal for his codedom compiler.

[Adolf Hipster]

I haven't downloaded the source yet but it seems pretty cool! Good job!
I made something similar a week ago.





What is the difference between static and dynamic ads btw?

Static ads you add when you build the .exe, in other words you cannot change them after you've compiled the file, you have to compile a new one with new links.

Dynamic ads were suposed to be that you put a .txt file in your dropbox or any webhosting called links.txt, and put the direct link into the program and it creates a request to the file and reads its content, splits it and visits those links.

I hope you understand now.

[Adolf Hipster]

Oh! That's a good idea. Never thought of that. Thanks!

Yeah easy to make but I was going to fix it for this program also but I was to lazy for that.

[MaEsOs]

Thank you for the share Now i have the chance to learn more