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I tried this
textBox1.Text=(address [i]); -->No good
textBox1.Text=address; -->No good either
any ideas?
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Data type of address[i] is IPAdress, so is it a struct or class?
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hello
i want to make a netwrok messenger which consists one server and multi client i tried to make with tcp and udp. please tell me which will be best for it. if any one have the code please send it to me.
server which contain only listining side and maintain the user data base. if the user(client is registered) can connected and it can registered it self.
client should be able to send and recieve meseges that client it have added (like msn)
if you can provide me the code, i will be pleased thank u.
sikandar
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Protocol wise, I think UDP is better for Messengers as they are fast. For the source look up the Internet and Networking section of our own codeProject. You will definately find a lot of examples there. 
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I believe that most of the messengers use UDP for communication! Or am I wrong? 
But still, yes, UDP is unreliable whereas TCP is. So I guess its a choice between speed and reliability..
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Save My Soul - (SMS) wrote: Protocol wise, I think UDP is better for Messengers as they are fast.
 It's a chat application! Who cares about the .0005 seconds faster the 1 or 2 message packets would take get there! In a chat app, reliablility is better than the negligable "speed" gain you get.
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Is your app communicating over the web or just a lan.
If communicating over the web you may want to read up on SOAP web services....
i myself have been working on a messenger app i have gotten pretty far but
not a client/server app
each node is sort of a client and server itself.
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I agree. This way seem much more logical.....
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What it when clicking the Reply link! Make sure your replying to the correct post.
I'm not the one writing a chat app...
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Ok, Ok.... Use TCP.... Look, I just read somewhere that chat Apps usually use UDP for communication, OK.
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That's true, most of them do. But in the OP's requirements, reliable delivery requires TCP, because UDP doesn't guarantee that the packets will make it to the recipient, let alone in the orrect order.
Read up on the protocols before you start making recommendations about their use!
RageInTheMachine9532
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I did know that UDP was unreliable but didn't know that it was unreliable to this extent that we couldn't trust it. Thanks for pointing that out.
If UDP is so unreliable, why the hell is it there and what type of applications use it??
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Save My Soul - (SMS) wrote: If UDP is so unreliable, why the hell is it there and what type of applications use it??
Streaming media.
UDP is connectionless, so you don't expect any acknowledgements back from the client, or multiple clients in broadcast. There are no retrys on packets that are lost since the send never gets notified that they've been dropped or recieved out of order. Since this is where TCP gets "bogged down", if you could call it that, UDP is a little faster.
RageInTheMachine9532
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I receive this error
"An error has occurred while establishing a connection to the server. When connecting to SQL Server 2005, this failure may be caused by the fact that under the default settings SQL Server does not allow remote connections. (provider: Named Pipes Provider, error: 40 - Could not open a connection to SQL Server)"
Here is my connection string
Data Source=SQLEXPRESS; Initial Catalog=dbEasyManager; User id=sa; Password=;
i even had data source = localhost
Came across enabling pipes in sql config manager, but i have no idea where that is in the manager cant find it
that may not even be the problem, because i had connected to the db before with someone elses code just dont know where it is.
can someone help me please
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kourvoisier wrote: Data Source=SQLEXPRESS
This tells it to look for the SQL Server on a machine called SQLEXPRESS. I suspect that this is the instance name and you just haven't told it which machine on your network to find that instance of SQL Server.
Try:
Data Source=MachineName\InstanceName
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Colin Angus Mackay wrote: Data Source=MachineName\InstanceName
I still get the same error.
here is connection string i used among others
"Data Source=./SQLEXPRESS; Initial Catalog=dbEasyManager; User id=sa;Password=;"
after adding a connection thru database explorer, by browsing thru the files and selecting the actual database, it stated i made a successful connection. It then generated a connection string.....(below)
Data Source=.\SQLEXPRESS;AttachDbFilename="C:\Program Files\MicrosoftSQLServer\MSSQL.\MSSQL\Data\dbEasyManager.mdf";Integrated Security=True;ConnectTimeout=30;UserInstance=True
I was going to test this connection string in my code but couldnt figure out how to make the whole thing a string with the extra ""'s in it throws the syntax off.
Bottom line is i still cant connect to my database
I am using SQL server 2005 express and
visual 2005 c# express on a windows xp machine
the name of my database is dbEasyManager.mdf
someone help me, is there any other info you need to get me connected, its got to be something little i just cant figure it out.
HELP
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server=(local)/SQLExpress;database=Pubs;Integrated Security=true
Error i get because of the slash "/" --> Unrecognized escape sequence
why is this?....
on tutorials they have it setup this way but when i compile i get this error...
someone help me.
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After a couple of days of trying to figure this thing out i did!
something very simple, i knew it would be
in my connection string the "unrecognized escape sequence" error i was getting was because
c# does not like the "/" character one bit, so before your string you must use the @ symbol
to make c# happy.
and WHALA!!! works like a charm
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Hello,
I am beginner in c#.net, i need your help.Now i am in a problem i want to delete a folder with data in my c# application.Can you help me please.
Thanks in advance.
alex.
Help me
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how i can control electric items through c# application?
need some help from u people.
Sheharyar_JH
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By sending data over WiFi, or serial bus, or parallell port or USB, or internet, having your 'electric item' connected to the correct media over which you are sending your commands. Adjust the item so that it can interpret any command you send to it. Make sure your item is powered. And that should pretty much do it.
(more specific questions might result in more specific answers btw)
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Because the question was SOOOO vague, with an utter lack of any detail, that it was the only answer possible! 
RageInTheMachine9532
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