SocketJack.WPF 2026.10.28

SocketJack.WPF 2026

SocketJack.WPF 2026 adds live WPF control sharing, remote input, and browser-friendly remote administration to the SocketJack networking platform.

Share any FrameworkElement as a live image stream, view it from another peer, and route remote mouse, wheel, text, and keyboard input back into WPF without moving the real Windows cursor.

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<details open> <summary><strong>#Install</strong> - add WPF remote control to a SocketJack app</summary>

dotnet add package SocketJack.WPF --version 2026.10.24.1

Or with Package Manager:

Install-Package SocketJack.WPF -Version 2026.10.24.1

Use this package when the network should see, share, or control a WPF UI. Use the core SocketJack package by itself when you only need TCP, UDP, HTTP, WebSockets, SQL/data, streaming, and peer routing.

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<details> <summary><strong>#What It Does</strong> - live capture, remote viewing, and direct WPF input</summary>

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<details> <summary><strong>#How It Works</strong> - host, stream, view, and control</summary>

1. A WPF host shares a FrameworkElement over a connected SocketJack peer.
2. SocketJack.WPF captures the element as JPEG frames at the configured frame rate.
3. A viewer renders frames into an Image.
4. Viewer input is translated into WPF actions and sent back to the original element.
5. Browser clients can use the same path to operate an authorized WPF interface.

using SocketJack.WPF;

IDisposable shareHandle = GameCanvas.Share(client, remotePeer, fps: 10);
IDisposable viewerHandle = client.ViewShare(SharedImage, sharerPeer);

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<details> <summary><strong>#Documentation</strong> - examples and related packages</summary>

• Examples
• SocketJack.WPF package
• SocketJack package
• GitHub repository

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License

SocketJack.WPF is open source and licensed under the MIT License.

<details> <summary><strong>LineCounter - Output</strong> <code>9,050 lines / 16 files</code></summary>

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<strong>Scope:</strong> <code>SocketJack.Windows</code><br> <strong>Source:</strong> <code>GetLineCount.bat</code> rules, non-empty/non-whitespace lines only; build/vendor folders skipped.

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