This looks to be protobuf-net specific. Note that protobuf-net includes
SerializeWithLengthPrefix and DeserializeWithLengthPrefix which can be used
to simplify working with multiple separate logical messages on a single
stream (such as against a socket), without ever over-reading.
Also - it should never error with an EOF unless the socket becomes broken
mid-message. More likely, it would simply block waiting on incoming data -
or throw a timeout if timeouts are enabled on the underlying stream.
Marc
On 22 Apr 2014 16:58, "Empi" <gmpe...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi and thanks for this lovely serializer.
>
> I'm working on aproject on which local desktop application is "talking"
> tcp/ip with local window 8 application (metro) through loopback.
> I did of course loopback exemption, and all worked great!!! until...
> yesterday I've added an additional String field to the serialized class...
> and I get the above error.
> If I remove the String it works great again.
>
> Can you help me solve this mystery?
>
> The classes I serialize has the following structure (last field is a class
> on which the string is added, I removed field's name and left only the
> types).
>
> [ProtoContract]
> public class cMessage
> {
> [ProtoMember(1)]
> public uint nPacketNumber { get; set; }
> [ProtoMember(2)]
> public int nBatteryStatus { get; set; }
> [ProtoMember(3)]
> public Boolean isCharging { get; set; }
> [ProtoMember(4)]
> public COMM_STATUS commStatus { get; set; }
> [ProtoMember(5)]
> public Boolean isDownloading { get; set; }
> [ProtoMember(6)]
> public COMM_ERRORS commErrorCode { get; set; } //
> [ProtoMember(10)]
> public cGeneralInfo cInfo;
> }
>
> [ProtoContract]
> public class cGeneralInfo
> {
> [ProtoMember(100)]
> public DateTime dtLastPacket;
> [ProtoMember(101)]
> public uint unBatteryStatus;
> [ProtoMember(102)]
> public uint unChargingStatus;
> [ProtoMember(103)]
> public double dSoftwareVersion;
> [ProtoMember(104)]
> public String sInfo1
> [ProtoMember(105)]
> public uint
> [ProtoMember(106)]
> public uint
> [ProtoMember(107)]
> public uint
> [ProtoMember(108)]
> public uint
> [ProtoMember(109)]
> public uint
> [ProtoMember(110)]
> public uint
> [ProtoMember(111)]
> public double
> [ProtoMember(112)]
> public int
> [ProtoMember(113)]
> public int
> [ProtoMember(114)]
> public int
> [ProtoMember(115)]
> public int
> [ProtoMember(116)]
> public int
> [ProtoMember(117)]
> public int
> [ProtoMember(118)]
> public int
> [ProtoMember(119)]
> public int
> [ProtoMember(120)]
> public int
> [ProtoMember(121)]
> public int
> [ProtoMember(122)]
> public int
> [ProtoMember(123)]
> public int
> [ProtoMember(124)]
> public int
> [ProtoMember(125)]
> public int
> [ProtoMember(126)]
> public string
> [ProtoMember(127)]
> public int
> [ProtoMember(128)]
> public String //// This is the filed started causing
> the error.
> }
>
>
> Thanks!!!.
>
>
> Empi
>
>
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