Some data gets lost between WCF server and client
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hi, I'm sending text+numbers from a wcf client to a wcf server in a multidimensional array. The data arrives but if I'm sending eg. "4 Drinks" it arrives as "1 Drinks" (what ever the number is, it arrives as 1) This happens frequently and sometimes it arrives without any change. I tried a special class instead of array but it's the same. So I think WCF has a problem. The question is: -Do I need to use message security to solve it? Or your recommendation? - if yes, does mes.security have bad impact on performance? Thanks for reading, would appreciate if answered
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hi, I'm sending text+numbers from a wcf client to a wcf server in a multidimensional array. The data arrives but if I'm sending eg. "4 Drinks" it arrives as "1 Drinks" (what ever the number is, it arrives as 1) This happens frequently and sometimes it arrives without any change. I tried a special class instead of array but it's the same. So I think WCF has a problem. The question is: -Do I need to use message security to solve it? Or your recommendation? - if yes, does mes.security have bad impact on performance? Thanks for reading, would appreciate if answered
teknolog123 wrote:
I tried a special class instead of array but it's the same. So I think WCF has a problem.
Doubtful. I suggest that you look at your code - at both ends - and see what is happening. I seriously doubt that a bug that severe would still be unnoticed (let alone unfixed) after this long. Without the relevant code fragments, we can really do no more...
Ideological Purity is no substitute for being able to stick your thumb down a pipe to stop the water
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hi, I'm sending text+numbers from a wcf client to a wcf server in a multidimensional array. The data arrives but if I'm sending eg. "4 Drinks" it arrives as "1 Drinks" (what ever the number is, it arrives as 1) This happens frequently and sometimes it arrives without any change. I tried a special class instead of array but it's the same. So I think WCF has a problem. The question is: -Do I need to use message security to solve it? Or your recommendation? - if yes, does mes.security have bad impact on performance? Thanks for reading, would appreciate if answered
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teknolog123 wrote:
I tried a special class instead of array but it's the same. So I think WCF has a problem.
Doubtful. I suggest that you look at your code - at both ends - and see what is happening. I seriously doubt that a bug that severe would still be unnoticed (let alone unfixed) after this long. Without the relevant code fragments, we can really do no more...
Ideological Purity is no substitute for being able to stick your thumb down a pipe to stop the water
3 out of 4 drinks disappearing? on a Friday? is he using a British carrier? Have the regular "so long suckers" messages popped up in the Lounge yet? :)
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3 out of 4 drinks disappearing? on a Friday? is he using a British carrier? Have the regular "so long suckers" messages popped up in the Lounge yet? :)
Luc Pattyn [My Articles] Nil Volentibus Arduum
I'll have you know Nagy is Hungarian! :laugh:
Ideological Purity is no substitute for being able to stick your thumb down a pipe to stop the water
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I'll have you know Nagy is Hungarian! :laugh:
Ideological Purity is no substitute for being able to stick your thumb down a pipe to stop the water
sounds like a loose network conntection... check the floor behind the computer and I bet you will spilled drinks all over the place. :-D
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teknolog123 wrote:
I tried a special class instead of array but it's the same. So I think WCF has a problem.
Doubtful. I suggest that you look at your code - at both ends - and see what is happening. I seriously doubt that a bug that severe would still be unnoticed (let alone unfixed) after this long. Without the relevant code fragments, we can really do no more...
Ideological Purity is no substitute for being able to stick your thumb down a pipe to stop the water
thanks.
