Cambridge University postgraduate researcher. Developer for the open source network library www.networkcomms.net.
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Target .Net 4.0 when using Windows 8 / VS2012 @HansPassant - You make a good point but I still need create assemblies for .net2.0+ systems. This is not a problem for .net2.0 and .net3.5 as those are made available in Windows 8, the problem was with .net4.0. |
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Target .Net 4.0 when using Windows 8 / VS2012 @sixlettervariables - Yea, something does seem strange for my setup, no idea what. I have ultimate for both. |
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Encrypt a file and send it through If you would be happy to use a network library checkout this article networkcomms.net/using-encryption. I'm a developer for this library. |
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Target .Net 4.0 when using Windows 8 / VS2012 @sixlettervariables - I had VS2010 installed from the beginning, that didn't help. |
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Target .Net 4.0 when using Windows 8 / VS2012 @KaushalDeSilva - Many thanks for the feedback but I managed to get it working by using solution 1 above, answer posted. |
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Target .Net 4.0 when using Windows 8 / VS2012 @KaushalDeSilva - Apologies, I should have mentioned that I have both VS2010 and VS2012 already installed. I may have a go at reinstalling. |
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Target .Net 4.0 when using Windows 8 / VS2012 @Ronak - That directory does exist but only contains Microsoft.Office... and Microsoft.VisualStudio... assemblies. |
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Target .Net 4.0 when using Windows 8 / VS2012 I do have the directory "C:\Program Files\Reference Assemblies\Microsoft\Framework\" but I only have v3.0, v3.5 in there. |
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answered | What to use? WCF or Sockets? in a C# program |
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answered | Memory Fragmentation and Garbage Collection in network server apps |
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What C# class pattern should I use for mobile client / server objects @Fyndor - You mention WCF as a possibility. There are also other network libraries available that can meet all of your concerns, particularly time to implement. Checkout code.google.com/p/lidgren-network-gen3 and networkcomms.net. I'm a developer for NetworkComms.Net. |
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Tcp Listener dies after about 50 hours @500-InternalServerError - I am happily wrong but I read "about 50 hours like on weekends between listener and client" to mean that there is an established connection. |
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Tcp Listener dies after about 50 hours added 1 characters in body |
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Tcp Listener dies after about 50 hours @500-InternalServerError - I would suggest either on the underlying TCPListener socket or using a custom solution that sends packets manually once a connection has been established (via TcpListener.AcceptTcpClient). |
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answered | Tcp Listener dies after about 50 hours |
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