I´m trying to open a tcp socket from a j2me midlet on a symbian device to a windows (C#) socket server. The server is working and was tested for months.
public Server([Optional, DefaultParameterValue(0x6c1)] int port, [Optional, DefaultParameterValue(\"127.0.0.1\")] string ip)
I have a server application. I also have a client application. I am able to establish a tcp connection between the applications when both applications happen to be on the same network. so let\'s say t
I have a server application and a client application in order to send and receive files between computers.
just had a question to a simple chat p开发者_C百科rogram i wrote in java. The program uses TCP to transmit simple message strings back and forth from Server/Client. And it works on all the computers o
I know there are several techniques out there to encrypt data. I am not familiar with them so I been thinking on a way to make my application more secure. I basically have a server application and a c
I have this code: public static List<ReplicableObject> ParseStreamForObjects(Stream stream) { List<ReplicableObject> result = new List<ReplicableObject>();
I have a JAVA game server that uses 1 thread per TCP connection. (I know it\'s bad but i\'ll have to keep it this way for now). On a (3.2Ghz 6cor x2 machine, 24GB RAM, windows server 2003 64bits) and
printf(\"what is your name?\"); gets(send_name); strcpy(send_name2, strcat(\"You are connected to \", send_name));
I have now an issue with deserializing an object sent over TCP. When deserializing, I get the following SerializationException (code below):