Doesn't working in Windows 10, when server and client are in separate EXEs

[tomAsh00]

Hello,
When the server and client are in the same executable file, everything works ok.
The problem occours when server and client are in separate EXEs. Client will connect to the server, but messanging doesn't work.
Please help!

[MahmutYaman]

I had the same issue. Its becouse of serialization. You should use [Serializable] attribute for your classes.

[geovanimartinez]

I had the same issue. Its because of serialization. You should use [Serializable] attribute for your classes.

I'm having the same issue, could you elaborate more on your reply? I have the server on a different 64bit app and the client on a 32bit app and experiencing the same issue where nothing I tried so far works.

[laeeq]

Hi,
I am also having this problem, when I converted the Server into a Windows Service C# project, and client into a separate console app.

I mistakenly redefined this class separately into service as well as console client app:

[Serializable]
public class MyMessage
{
public int Id;
public string Text;

    public override string ToString()
    {
        return string.Format("\"{0}\" (message ID = {1})", Text, Id);
    }
}

The issue resolved, when I removed this MyMesasge implementation from Client console project, and referenced it in client app from service exe.
Thanks