.net - What is the opposite class to TcpListener in C# and how to use it to send message to server -

i have programmed tcp server in application can handle incoming connections , decode inoming messages.

but wanted create client on windows phone send short string message: "i client" server. in server used class tcplistener looking "opposite" class tcpsender not find one.

the servers ip is: 192.168.0.13 , port 13000.

to sum question: how create short client send single message server?

my server looks - post show i've done it:

using system; using system.net; using system.net.sockets; using system.text; using system.threading;  namespace homesecurity {     class tcpeventserver {         private tcplistener tcplistener;         private thread listenthread;          public tcpeventserver() {             this.tcplistener = new tcplistener(ipaddress.any, 13000);             this.listenthread = new thread(new threadstart(listenforclients));             this.listenthread.start();         }         private void listenforclients() {             this.tcplistener.start();             while (true) {                  tcpclient client = this.tcplistener.accepttcpclient();                  thread clientthread = new thread(new parameterizedthreadstart(handleclientcomm));                 clientthread.start(client);             }         }         private void handleclientcomm(object client) {             tcpclient tcpclient = (tcpclient)client;             networkstream clientstream = tcpclient.getstream();             byte[] message = new byte[4096];             int bytesread;              while (true) {                 bytesread = 0;                 try {                      bytesread = clientstream.read(message, 0, 4096);                 } catch {                      break;                 }                 if (bytesread == 0) {                      break;                 }                  asciiencoding encoder = new asciiencoding();                  string messagedecoded = encoder.getstring(message, 0, bytesread);                 messagedecoded = messagedecoded.replace("\r", string.empty).replace("\n", string.empty);                 string ip = ((ipendpoint)tcpclient.client.remoteendpoint).address + "";                  console.writeline("message: " + messagedecoded + " ip: " + ip);                  videostream.passmessage(messagedecoded, ip);             }              tcpclient.close();         }     } } 

look @ tcpclient class here. has functions establishing connection listener, example code.