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NamedPipeClientStream stalls after the first ReadLineAsync, and stalls on the first WriteLineAsync
I chose NamedPipes over TCP because I needed two applications on the same machine to talk to each other. I wanted exceedingly simple, quick, and easy, unfortunately it has proven to be the opposite.
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Performance of Pipes vs TCP/IP for a lot of requests with small data
We have a system with two micro-controllers and we are developing a simulation environment. In the real system the micro-controllers communicate trough UARTs sending small data back and forth all the ...
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SQL 2014 - login problems using TCP/IP
I have an MS Access database which was developed on a Windows 10 client, with a local instance of SQL Server, using Access 2016. I'm now in the process of deploying it on a client's network, which ...
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Disable named pipes
i have this problem - client stations (which do not have SQL Server) first attempt to connect to the SQL Server via named pipes. It is possible to force these stations to connect first over the TCP / ...
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Regarding the scenarios of protocol usage in WCF
WCF supports various protocols like TCP, HTTP, HTTPS, Named Pipes, MSMQ.
Please can you provide scenarios based on which the developer will choose an appropriate protocol when developing the WCF ...
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Cannot not connect to SQL Server with a user account that I created: Error 233
I've pasted the specific technical details of the error below. I'm running SQL Server 2017 Developer Edition on a Windows Server 2012 R2 Virtual Machine.
I know that this question has been asked many ...
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C# Console Application Unable to Connect to Remote SQL Server 2008 Using TCP/IP Protocol
I am currently unable to connect to a remote SQL Server using the TCP/IP protocol in C#.
Using named pipes does work, but the TCP/IP connection doesn't. The frustrating thing is that I can connect ...
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ZeroMQ PUB/SUB and TCP transport
On Windows, I have to build a relatively simple topology in ZeroMQ.
I have a process (let's call it a bridge) that recieves data from outside and introduces them in the ZeroMQ topology. I'd like to ...
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Are memory mapped files faster than Named Pipes?
I was reading SQL Server Internals and Troubleshooting (Wrox) and it effectively says that Shared Memory is the default connection method, followed by TCP and then Named Pipes. What's curious though ...
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Consume WCF from Java client hosted on Linux server
Can WCF service hosted as TCP IP or Named Pipes on windows server be consumed by Java based application hosted on linux server?
I have a wcf service which requires low latency and very high calls per ...
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Communication between exe?
I have several users on a single Windows Server 2012 (they are using Remote Desktop).
I have two (vb.net) programs, that need to communicate with eachothers - that is ... each user have two ...
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Infinity confirmation loop
I came to interesting theoretical problem:
Let's assume we have Program A and Program B connected via some IPC like tcp socket or named pipe. Program A sends some data to Program B and depending on ...
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Automatically enable Named Pipes & TCP/IP protocols SQL Server 2008 R2
We have a C# win Form app called "Installer" that silently installs various 3rd party software on client's system like IIS, SQL Server, AVG-Free; along with our own product. I need to automatically ...
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Send Messages Between Two Applications
I need to send string messages between applications (many clients and one server).
When I tried using PostMessage/WndProc, then my message got split up in strange portions (I used this solution: ...
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Named pipes or TCP for client/server communication [closed]
My application supports multiple instances of the same server process (Windows Service), just like f.e. SQL Server.
The client/server communication will only take place in the same network.
I can ...