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Remote Desktop with UDP socket [modified]

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    I'll try to be brief here because I could go on and on: We have an existing app which keeps track of employee in/out status. It uses UDP in a client/server architecture. We are starting to use Remote Desktop and are having some problems with this app. Originally, we kept getting the error that basically said the listen port (on the client app) was already in use. I made the change to allow reuse and that error is now gone. Now, it seems that the first client to get the notification from the server (in the OnRecieve() call) is the only one that gets data. I have a feeling the data is removed from the socket buffer and the other apps are probably getting a recv length of 0. They may not be getting a notification at all - I need to verify this. To be a little more clear - we are testing with multiple people logged into the Terminal Server. At the most, only one client works properly at any time. How can I handle this? -- modified at 15:53 Wednesday 7th June, 2006

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