So I have tested this over and over again trying to add a mutex and synclocks to see if maybe I had a multithreading issue going on, and I am still stuck. After exhausting all my other options I am posting here to see if anyone is familiar with this problem or anyone has an idea on how I could...
The idea is in my head and so is the implementation, but not the syntax :(
This is what I am trying to do:
There are 3 Parts: Client A, Client B, and the Server
Client A and Client B are both connected to the Server.
Client A is trying to send a picture to Client B through the Server.
Client...
So I am trying to capture a screen and use GetDIBits to get the bytes of the screen capture for a network transfer. On the other side the bytes will be received and processed by SetDIBits for further processing.
Well maybe you can tell me what I am doing wrong here. The GetDIBits returns a...
When I run my code with no limitation on the network side, either by running from a localhost or running on a Local Area Network Connection, i get no problems whatsoever and it all just works.
However when I go ahead and put limitations on the speed either by running it across the internet or...
The project that I am currently working on uses the ICSharpCode.SharpZipLib implementation.
I am going to embed the dll file as a resource file, but I am not sure how to reference it so that I do not need to include the DLL file when distributing the exe.
When I used it as a simple reference...
I am sending images from a client computer to a console computer. The client computer sends the image to a server, and then the server turns around and forwards it to the console.
In 1280 x 1024, the jpeg image size is 126kb. Currently my server only does 158kbs down (0.94 seconds) and 70kbs...
The problem I am having with Serialization is the Deserialization side I believe.
I get this SerializationException "Unable to find assembly 'HFHRemoteHelpClientApp, Version=1.0.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=null'."
This is where the error occurs:
Sub getdata2()
'deserialize
Dim bf...
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