Hi all,
can anybody help me out there? I am developing a client sockect to send transactions form a DB to a server socket. the way i want is to connect, send, recieve , disconnect, connect, send, recieve and disconnect.... like that until all the transactions are uploaded. my problem is when i send, I am shutting down the socket and when i try to connect and send again i get the following error "Once the socket has been disconnected, you can only reconnect again asynchronously, and only to a different EndPoint. BeginConnect must be called on a thread that won't exit until the operation has been completed."
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Are you using UDP, why are you using BeginConnect and all that business?
Hi all,
can anybody help me out there? I am developing a client sockect to send transactions form a DB to a server socket. the way i want is to connect, send, recieve , disconnect, connect, send, recieve and disconnect.... like that until all the transactions are uploaded. my problem is when i send, I am shutting down the socket and when i try to connect and send again i get the following error "Once the socket has been disconnected, you can only reconnect again asynchronously, and only to a different EndPoint. BeginConnect must be called on a thread that won't exit until the operation has been completed."
anybody please help me. i am stuck
is there any other way around it besides using beginconnect? please help
by the way i am using multithreading also. i have ten threads each has its own beginconnect and send subs
Plater 7,872
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Shouldn't there be a "server" just listening for connections?
Then your "client" makes a socket, connects, sends data, gets reply, disconnects, closes and disposes of the socket.
????
the server that i am sending to i have no control of how it should recieve my data. It will only take one tran then dissconnects and wait for a connect request again until i push all the transactions
Plater 7,872
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that sounds fine. so just do the client part
any suggestions guys to the error i am getting?
Plater 7,872
Recognized Expert Expert
Yes, don't use the same socket object in all of your threads.
Give each thread their own socket.
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