I\'m getting a strange error: The handshake failed due to an unexpected packet format if I directly run my code without debugging.
I am trying to figure out the size of an object that is sent to my application via TCP.Unfortunately there is a third party tool that is receiving data and then handing my application an object throug
I\'m using TCP over an unreliable mobile data connection, which may drop packets due to interference or whatever may be going wrong with the signal strength.
I am trying to catch exceptions for my form client not being able to establish a connection to a server with this in the Connect callback:
I\'ve been looking at numerous examples such as this, this, and this but none of them seem to work. I\'m not sure what\'s wrong but for each example I\'ve tried the wait is just ignored 开发者_JAVA百科
Which code is preferable to handling failed connections to a server? Something like this: Or this kind of code at the beginning of the async callback for TcpClient.BeginConnect:
i have a question about sockets/clients.... I just finished writing a client server program in C#. I was wondering, how do you connect to computers that have a different IP address. For instance, if
I am having a simple issue with .NET 4 Sockets (TcpClient) in both win7 and xp. I get the error: No connection could be made because the target machine actively refused it
This question already has answers here: Closed 11 years ago. Possible Duplicate: Difference between NetworkStream.Read() and NetworkStream.BeginRead()?
Experimenting with the TcpClient and TcpListener class and for some reason when I have a couple of threads running and I close the form the process does not end but the form disappears.
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