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  1. Re: [VB2008/.NET 3.5] Asynchronous TcpListener & TcpClient

    When you're right - you're right! :) I was doing it the wrong way.
    Thank you very much for the help. One thing still puzzles me. Could you tell me, how could I set the port # of the Client's local...
  2. Re: [VB2008/.NET 3.5] Asynchronous TcpListener & TcpClient

    Any idea what to do next?
  3. Re: [VB2008/.NET 3.5] Asynchronous TcpListener & TcpClient

    Tried catching exceptions everywhere and without luck.

    I returned to your original example project and the same thing happened there too. I use VS2010 (.net 4) and convert your project with 0...
  4. Re: [VB2008/.NET 3.5] Asynchronous TcpListener & TcpClient

    That has crossed my mind. Is there a way to set the clients port #, rather than randomizing it? (I presume it works that way since it's always different and I couldn't find any variables that points...
  5. Re: [VB2008/.NET 3.5] Asynchronous TcpListener & TcpClient

    Thx, I'll try that.

    Another thing. When you shut down the server, the client detects that and the ConnectionClosed event occurs, along with the prompt to reconnect. But if you start the server...
  6. Re: [VB2008/.NET 3.5] Asynchronous TcpListener & TcpClient

    Whenever I close any client the server shuts down -> unhandled exception. I tried everything I could think of but without result so far...


    System.IO.IOException was unhandled
    Message=Unable...
  7. Re: [VB2008/.NET 3.5] Asynchronous TcpListener & TcpClient

    Let me start by saying thanks! This is excellent stuff. It saved me a lot of time writing my own way of communicating over LAN.
    I have one problem though which I can't quite figure out why is...
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