Have you tried using Netcat (nc) to connect to the server from your client
machine, to ensure it's working?
On Sat, Feb 23, 2013 at 10:26 AM, meril <5thesb.night...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I have a client application that was developed in C# with winforms.
>
> It is a client that connects to a serve
Also I can make connect the server using a console command "exec
6<>/dev/tcp/68.xx.xx.xx/3822 && echo "connected"" The issue seems to only be
when trying to create the connection from the client application.
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I have a client application that was developed in C# with winforms.
It is a client that connects to a server and it works fine in windows. When
I try to use this application on Linux it will not connect. I've confirmed
that my port is open on my router and my iptables. After working with these
all
WCF services on mono do not work so well. Even if you can get them to
function, I've found the implementation does not perform very well. If you
get away from HTTP bindings, things get worse, and I'm not sure at all
about the RabbitMQ bindings.
I use RabbitMQ heavily under mono and the regular d
I am evaluating some uses of Mono for a project that we are currently working
on in my organization, and I have run into a stumbling block that I am
hoping may just be user error on my part.
I created a Console service host for a small (2 method) WCF service. When I
attempt to start this service,
