[RESOLVED] .Net remoting issue

Hey all,

i have developed a client server remoting application.
however i have an issue when running the client and the server on the same machine as i receive the following error:
"Only one usage of each socket address (protocol/network address/port) is normally permitted"

Is their anyway to get around this.

Here is the code that i use to create the server:

and on the client

Did you forget to post the code? ;)

haha... stupid vb code tags didnt work!!!!

anyway i solved it

for anyone who has this issue use the TCPServerChannel and TCPClientChannel
do not use just TCPChannel on both sides.

CLIENT:

Code:

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Dim properties As IDictionary = New Hashtable()
properties.Add("secure", True)
properties.Add("connectionTimeout", 5000)
'properties.Add("tokenImpersonationLevel", "Impersonation");
properties.Add("typeFilterLevel", System.Runtime.Serialization.Formatters.TypeFilterLevel.Full)

_clientChannel = New TcpClientChannel(properties, Nothing)

If ChannelServices.GetChannel(_clientChannel.ChannelName) Is Nothing Then
* * ChannelServices.RegisterChannel(_clientChannel, True)
End If

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SERVER:

Code:

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Dim serverProvider As New BinaryServerFormatterSinkProvider()
serverProvider.TypeFilterLevel = System.Runtime.Serialization.Formatters.TypeFilterLevel.Full

Dim properties As IDictionary = New Hashtable()
properties.Add("port", 10085)
properties.Add("secure", True)
'properties.Add("impersonate", true);

_serverChannel = New TcpServerChannel(properties, serverProvider)

If ChannelServices.GetChannel(_serverChannel.ChannelName) Is Nothing Then
* * ChannelServices.RegisterChannel(_serverChannel, True)
End If

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PS i had to comment out impersonate as i have some tasks the run as localsystem using the client and it was causing access issues on the server...