Re: UDP applet
oliviergir@gmail.com wrote:
thanks you seemed to have prooved that a regular applet can receive
udp datagram from its server though all that remains mysterious and my
server does not work:
Facts:
- There is a firewall on my server side and the windows xp firewall
here on my desktop
- your udp applet http://www.knutejohnson.com/echo.html works fine
from my desktop
- your udp applet does not work with my c# echo udp (I plugged it to
my server)- server receives packets and echo them back but they nerver
reach back the applet
-my c# echo udp works fine with a standalone java app from my local
computer
-my applet (which does pretty much the same than knute's one) does not
work with my c# echo udp server - - server receive packets and echo
them back but they nerver reach back the applet
- if my applet is signed then it works fine with my c# echo udp server
I need this applet working without being signed !!
Any clue ??
thanks
here is new version of my c# echo udp server :
protected void StartUDP()
{
Socket soUDP = new Socket(AddressFamily.InterNetwork,
SocketType.Dgram, ProtocolType.Udp);
try
{
//60 sec timeout
soUDP.SetSocketOption(SocketOptionLevel.Socket,
SocketOptionName.ReceiveTimeout, 3000);
// On doit lier la Socket ? un port d'?coute sur la
machine. On choisit ?galement de se mettre en ?coute sur toutes les
interfaces r?seaux pr?sentes (IPAddress.Any).
soUDP.Bind(new IPEndPoint(IPAddress.Any,
(int)Application["port"]));
Application["log"] = Application["log"] + "isBinded<br>";
Application["isStarted"] = true;
Application["serverStatus"] = "UDP server isStarted at " +
DateTime.Now + "<br>";
Application["log"] = Application["log"] + "start waiting
at " + DateTime.Now + "<br>";
while (!((Boolean)(Application["stopRequested"])))
{
//if datagram receveided is bigger than 12 exception
will be thrown on receive
Byte[] received = new Byte[12];
// Empty endpoint
EndPoint remoteEP = new IPEndPoint(IPAddress.Any, 0);
try
{
//remoteEP will be instanciated by the method
// with remote sender info
int bytesReceived = soUDP.ReceiveFrom(received,
ref remoteEP);
//echoes back
soUDP.SendTo(received, remoteEP);
String dataReceived =
System.Text.Encoding.ASCII.GetString(received);
IPEndPoint ip = (IPEndPoint)remoteEP;
Application["log"] = Application["log"] +
"Datagram packet received from "+ ip.Address +":"+ip.Port+ "<br>";
Application["log"] = Application["log"] +
"Datagram packet length=" + bytesReceived + " dataReceived=" +
dataReceived + "<br>";
Application["log"] = Application["log"] + "Echoed
it back to " + ip.Address +":"+ip.Port+ "<br>";
}
catch (Exception t)
{
// Here it is a timeout (but not a
sockettimeoutexception)
// Application["log"] = Application["log"] + "" +
t.Message;
}
}
}
catch (Exception e)
{
Application["serverStatus"] = "UDP server probably stoped
on exception at " + DateTime.Now + "<br>";
Application["isStarted"] = false;
Application["log"] = Application["log"] + "Exception at "
+ DateTime.Now + "<br>";
Application["log"] = Application["log"] + e.Message +
"<br>";
soUDP.Close();
}
Application["isStarted"] = false;
Application["log"] = Application["log"] + "finally closing
server";
Application["serverStatus"] = "UDP server stoped at " +
DateTime.Now + "<br>";
soUDP.Close();
}
Let's see the complete code of your applet.
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