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Address = "jshaffer@rali.shepherdmed.com/MiniClient
It has the correct value.
It has the correct value.
no, there is something wrong. This must be a valid IP Adress or domain name.
Alex
Alex
I'm sorry, I dont understand. What should the value of Address be then? I did not edit the code at all.
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- IPHostEntry ipHostInfo = Dns.Resolve(Address);
We tested the filetransfer code against PSI and Exodus clients without problems.
We have not tried 2 MiniClients yet.
Alex
Yes, when using Psi, Spark, or Exodus, file-transfer using MiniClient is seamless 
But when using 2 MiniClients, this issue arises.
But when using 2 MiniClients, this issue arises.
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If you are using VS2005 you should be using
Dns.GetHostEntry(Address);
as IPHostEntry ipHostInfo = Dns.Resolve(Address);
has been depracated
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we will look at this issue if we have some minutes.
Thank you, but I made the code change and the exception still occurs when using two MiniClients.
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what Simon adressed is not the problem here.
On .NET 2.0 Dns.GetHostEntry should be used instead of Dns.Resolve. But both still work of course because of compatibility to .NET 1.0 and 1.1. We still use the old functions because the SDK is compatible to .NET 1.1. It's on our TODO list to replace it on 2.0 and use defines.
Alex
On .NET 2.0 Dns.GetHostEntry should be used instead of Dns.Resolve. But both still work of course because of compatibility to .NET 1.0 and 1.1. We still use the old functions because the SDK is compatible to .NET 1.1. It's on our TODO list to replace it on 2.0 and use defines.
Alex
It seems like an easy fix. When sending a file to another MiniClient, the jid is resolved as the hostname (Address) when it should be the ipaddress of the computer sending the file. Where in the code is the JID being sent out instead of the IPAddress? I think it is in frmFileTransfer.cs somewhere, but I cannot find it yet.
its sending the hosts in frmFileTransfer.cs SendStreamHosts()
i just tried 2 MiniClients on my local machine and had no problems to send and receive files.
Alex
i just tried 2 MiniClients on my local machine and had no problems to send and receive files.
Alex
I'll work on isolating this issue. I'll edit this post with more details later.
it does also work for us between 2 different machines in our office.
Also works in a virtual VMware Network. It shouldn't matter if you run the clients local, in a LAN or over the internet.
Alex
Also works in a virtual VMware Network. It shouldn't matter if you run the clients local, in a LAN or over the internet.
Alex
Works for me as well when testing with 2 separate machines on the same LAN.
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Quote by scharfed on 2006-08-14, 23:33:1155591237
any news on your problem?
Are you sure you run the latest file transfer code?
Alex
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