Detection of network connection url suffix

I hate posting ANOTHER thread on network connections, but as I dive back into development of BB (been off work on other stuff for 1.5 years) I haven't found a single piece of code that encapsulates detect them and define the URL suffixes for different types of network connection.  I'm glad to start working on something, but before I did I thought I would check to ensure that a "gold standard" for this type of functionality has already been found.

If you know such a "helper" class please let me know, otherwise I'll start working on something and post code on this forum for comments or improvements.

Thank you.

Updated what PodTrapper check sees, OS and Device-wise, see the following page:

http://www.versatilemonkey.com/story.html#platform

(This is from June, but close enough).

For networking stuff, I've implemented a wrapper here if you want to use:

http://www.versatilemonkey.com/blog/index.php/2009/06/24/networking-helper-class/

I hope that helps!

-Marcus

VersatileMonkey.com

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