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Hi,

I have a problem with TCP communication in a browser.

The case:
I have made a control using C#. It consist of a GUI and a socket interface
(TcpClient). The GUI is a WindowsControlLibrary. I have no security
restrictions in the browser for this test (Full trust).

When I run the control in the browser, it is displayed as it should, but
when I hit my Connect button, it create a TcpClient, but when I use the
GetStream function it takes about 2 minutes before it moves on.
I have made a server as a standard Windows app, and I am able to see, that
the GetStream call from my browserClient is received at ones in the server
app.

Does anyone have a good idea of how to get rid of this delay ???

Morten Larsen

Hi,

A little correction !
As I wrote before it isn't the GetStream function that result in a delay,
but the Connect function. I am still able to see that the Server socket
accepts the connection request.

Morten



"Morten" <> wrote in message
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> Hi,
>
> I have a problem with TCP communication in a browser.
>
> The case:
> I have made a control using C#. It consist of a GUI and a socket interface
> (TcpClient). The GUI is a WindowsControlLibrary. I have no security
> restrictions in the browser for this test (Full trust).
>
> When I run the control in the browser, it is displayed as it should, but
> when I hit my Connect button, it create a TcpClient, but when I use the
> GetStream function it takes about 2 minutes before it moves on.
> I have made a server as a standard Windows app, and I am able to see, that
> the GetStream call from my browserClient is received at ones in the server
> app.
>
> Does anyone have a good idea of how to get rid of this delay ???
>
> Morten Larsen
>
>