What is needed for socket programming on the client?

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I have created a program that creates a socket, etc. It works fine on
my development machine.

It does not work on any other machine.

Is there anything other than the same level framework that is needed
on the client? It keeps failing to:

listener.Bind(localEndPoint);

on Windows 98 and another Windows XP Professional machine. I don't
remember what all I have on the development machine now...

Thanks for any help.

I am using XP Pro.
 
(e-mail address removed) (jm) wrote in
Is there anything other than the same level framework that is needed
on the client? It keeps failing to:

listener.Bind(localEndPoint);
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Maybe you could wrap this line in a try/catch block and look at the
exception message to figure out why its failing? There's several reasons
why it might fail - we need more information.

-mdb
 
If you are trying to get the app to run on anything other
than 2000 and XP: good luck. I believe the .Net
environment is not supported on any of the Non-NT
platforms. I know is is supposed to run on Me, but I've
not been able to get it to seemlessly run there.

Other than the verson problem, I do not belive you need
any other controls, dlls, or featurs, other than, the
same framework.
 
morgal said:
If you are trying to get the app to run on anything other
than 2000 and XP: good luck. I believe the .Net
environment is not supported on any of the Non-NT
platforms. I know is is supposed to run on Me, but I've
not been able to get it to seemlessly run there.

Other than the verson problem, I do not belive you need
any other controls, dlls, or featurs, other than, the
same framework.
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Sorry, I moved it to another thread. I didn't think the title of this
one was correct. Thanks again:

http://groups.google.com/groups?hl=...000&num=100&hl=en&lr=&ie=UTF-8&sa=N&scoring=d
 
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