I am trying to set up two VB.NET Applications. One to sit
on the server and run and the other to sit on a client
computer and connect to the server application and for the
server application to send data to the client application.
Well, when I'm trying to connect to the server application
from the client application I get the followng error:
No connection could be made because the target machine
actively refused it.
But, when I try to just connect the two applications via
localhost to localhost it works just fine. Anyone who has
any ideas on how to correct this would be greatly
appreciated.
Thanks
M.Perry
The following set of code is how I set up the Server
Listener:
<DnsPermissionA ttribute(Securi tyAction.Demand ,
Unrestricted:=T rue)> Public Class clTOAServer
Inherits MarshalByRefObj ect
Private thServer As Thread
Public Sub Main()
thServer = New Thread(AddressO f ServerListener)
thServer.Start( )
End Sub
Public Sub ServerListener( )
Const toaPortNum As Integer = 8080
Dim clientIP As IPAddress = IPAddress.Parse
("171.172.56.33 ")
Dim toaListener As New TcpListener(cli entIP, toaPortNum)
toaListener.Sta rt()
Try
Dim tcpClient As TcpClient = toaListener.Acc eptTcpClient()
Catch
......
End Sub
The following is how I set up my client class to connect
to the server class:
Public Shared Property GetServerObject s()
Get
Dim aryReturnData As Array
Dim tcpClient As New System.Net.Sock ets.TcpClient
Dim serverIP As IPAddress = IPAddress.Parse
("171.172.55.15 4")
tcpClient.Conne ct("171.172.55. 154", 8080)
End Get
End Property 4 8691
Where to start ?
Can you connect to this machine ( server from your client ) with other
network enabled applications using your current logon ?, if not thats your
win32 Security stopping you !
If not we need to know more details on how you are trying to connext and
what you are trying to do.
"M.Perry" <mp******@aol.c om> wrote in message
news:0c******** *************** *****@phx.gbl.. . I am trying to set up two VB.NET Applications. One to sit on the server and run and the other to sit on a client computer and connect to the server application and for the server application to send data to the client application.
Well, when I'm trying to connect to the server application from the client application I get the followng error: No connection could be made because the target machine actively refused it.
But, when I try to just connect the two applications via localhost to localhost it works just fine. Anyone who has any ideas on how to correct this would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks
M.Perry
The following set of code is how I set up the Server Listener:
<DnsPermissionA ttribute(Securi tyAction.Demand , Unrestricted:=T rue)> Public Class clTOAServer Inherits MarshalByRefObj ect Private thServer As Thread
Public Sub Main() thServer = New Thread(AddressO f ServerListener) thServer.Start( ) End Sub Public Sub ServerListener( ) Const toaPortNum As Integer = 8080
Dim clientIP As IPAddress = IPAddress.Parse ("171.172.56.33 ") Dim toaListener As New TcpListener(cli entIP, toaPortNum) toaListener.Sta rt() Try Dim tcpClient As TcpClient = toaListener.Acc eptTcpClient() Catch ..... End Sub
The following is how I set up my client class to connect to the server class:
Public Shared Property GetServerObject s() Get Dim aryReturnData As Array
Dim tcpClient As New System.Net.Sock ets.TcpClient
Dim serverIP As IPAddress = IPAddress.Parse ("171.172.55.15 4") tcpClient.Conne ct("171.172.55. 154", 8080) End Get
End Property
Thank you for that information. I can not connect to the
server with my user logon information. Although, I can
map to the drive on the server using my administrative
rights, would this be sufficient enough to allow for the
connection to the server from my client machine.
Thanks,
M. Perry -----Original Message----- Where to start ?
Can you connect to this machine ( server from your
client ) with othernetwork enabled applications using your current logon ?,
if not thats yourwin32 Security stopping you !
If not we need to know more details on how you are trying
to connext andwhat you are trying to do.
"M.Perry" <mp******@aol.c om> wrote in message news:0c******* *************** ******@phx.gbl. .. I am trying to set up two VB.NET Applications. One to
sit on the server and run and the other to sit on a client computer and connect to the server application and for
the server application to send data to the client
application. Well, when I'm trying to connect to the server
application from the client application I get the followng error: No connection could be made because the target machine actively refused it.
But, when I try to just connect the two applications via localhost to localhost it works just fine. Anyone who
has any ideas on how to correct this would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks
M.Perry
The following set of code is how I set up the Server Listener:
<DnsPermissionA ttribute(Securi tyAction.Demand , Unrestricted:=T rue)> Public Class clTOAServer Inherits MarshalByRefObj ect Private thServer As Thread
Public Sub Main() thServer = New Thread(AddressO f ServerListener) thServer.Start( ) End Sub Public Sub ServerListener( ) Const toaPortNum As Integer = 8080
Dim clientIP As IPAddress = IPAddress.Parse ("171.172.56.33 ") Dim toaListener As New TcpListener(cli entIP, toaPortNum) toaListener.Sta rt() Try Dim tcpClient As TcpClient = toaListener.Acc eptTcpClient
() Catch ..... End Sub
The following is how I set up my client class to connect to the server class:
Public Shared Property GetServerObject s() Get Dim aryReturnData As Array
Dim tcpClient As New System.Net.Sock ets.TcpClient
Dim serverIP As IPAddress = IPAddress.Parse ("171.172.55.15 4") tcpClient.Conne ct("171.172.55. 154", 8080) End Get
End Property
.
Hello,
"M.Perry" <mp******@aol.c om> schrieb: I am trying to set up two VB.NET Applications. One to sit on the server and run and the other to sit on a client computer and connect to the server application and for the server application to send data to the client application.
Well, when I'm trying to connect to the server application from the client application I get the followng error: No connection could be made because the target machine actively refused it.
But, when I try to just connect the two applications via localhost to localhost it works just fine. Anyone who has any ideas on how to correct this would be greatly appreciated.
This is a VB.NET language group. Notice that you will have a better
chance to get an answer if you post to the Remoting newsgroup in future: news://msnews.microsoft.com/microsof...ework.remoting
Web interface: http://msdn.microsoft.com/newsgroups...ework.remoting
--
Herfried K. Wagner
MVP · VB Classic, VB.NET http://www.mvps.org/dotnet
Try running your code when signed on as administrator.
"M.Perry" <mp******@aol.c om> wrote in message
news:04******** *************** *****@phx.gbl.. . Thank you for that information. I can not connect to the server with my user logon information. Although, I can map to the drive on the server using my administrative rights, would this be sufficient enough to allow for the connection to the server from my client machine.
Thanks,
M. Perry
-----Original Message----- Where to start ?
Can you connect to this machine ( server from your client ) with othernetwork enabled applications using your current logon ?, if not thats yourwin32 Security stopping you !
If not we need to know more details on how you are trying to connext andwhat you are trying to do.
"M.Perry" <mp******@aol.c om> wrote in message news:0c******* *************** ******@phx.gbl. .. I am trying to set up two VB.NET Applications. One to sit on the server and run and the other to sit on a client computer and connect to the server application and for the server application to send data to the client application. Well, when I'm trying to connect to the server application from the client application I get the followng error: No connection could be made because the target machine actively refused it.
But, when I try to just connect the two applications via localhost to localhost it works just fine. Anyone who has any ideas on how to correct this would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks
M.Perry
The following set of code is how I set up the Server Listener:
<DnsPermissionA ttribute(Securi tyAction.Demand , Unrestricted:=T rue)> Public Class clTOAServer Inherits MarshalByRefObj ect Private thServer As Thread
Public Sub Main() thServer = New Thread(AddressO f ServerListener) thServer.Start( ) End Sub Public Sub ServerListener( ) Const toaPortNum As Integer = 8080
Dim clientIP As IPAddress = IPAddress.Parse ("171.172.56.33 ") Dim toaListener As New TcpListener(cli entIP, toaPortNum) toaListener.Sta rt() Try Dim tcpClient As TcpClient = toaListener.Acc eptTcpClient () Catch ..... End Sub
The following is how I set up my client class to connect to the server class:
Public Shared Property GetServerObject s() Get Dim aryReturnData As Array
Dim tcpClient As New System.Net.Sock ets.TcpClient
Dim serverIP As IPAddress = IPAddress.Parse ("171.172.55.15 4") tcpClient.Conne ct("171.172.55. 154", 8080) End Get
End Property
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