Thanks Lluis,
Yesterday I see that problem, as you say, is that server don't know
the class of client.
To my chat application I solved it of this method:
I add a umbrello class schema where is explain.
Using this method I don't need call to each client, it is automatic.
Thanks by all.
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Hi,
The problem is that the delegate is referencing a method of a type that
is no available in the server. When the server tries to deserialize the
delegate, it can't find the referenced type and throws the exception.
In this case, a better option is to use an interface. Create an
interface such
At 11:46 AM 02/12/2004 +0100, Lluis Sanchez wrote:
Hi,
The problem is that the delegate is referencing a method of a type that
is no available in the server. When the server tries to deserialize the
delegate, it can't find the referenced type and throws the exception.
The server *can* see the
On dj, 2004-12-02 at 18:33 -0500, Jonathan Gilbert wrote:
At 11:46 AM 02/12/2004 +0100, Lluis Sanchez wrote:
Hi,
The problem is that the delegate is referencing a method of a type that
is no available in the server. When the server tries to deserialize the
delegate, it can't find the
Hello,
I cann't test it at MS.NET. I attach the solutio created with
monodevelop. The solution is called LinuxMeeting.
Well, you find inside three projects: Common, Server and Client.
Common: Used to shared the classes between Server and Client.
Client: ejem, the client ;-).
Server: Logicaly
A simple console application that demonstrates the error would be really
useful to understand what's the issue.
Does it work with MS.NET? if it does, it is probably a bug in mono, and
you should file a bug report in bugzilla.ximian.com (including the test
case).
Lluis.
On dj, 2004-11-25 at 18:06
Hello,
I have a problem using events with MarshalByRefObject classes. I explain it:
I have two programs server and client and one lib to share something classes.
At lib I have the abstract class A : MarshalByRefObject. The server
register at http channel this class and implement it.
The client
