First I want to say that I read: UdpClient, Receive() right after Send() does not work?
My question is: is this the normal standard way to handle UDP communications. Set up one UdpClient for send and another for receive?
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First I want to say that I read: UdpClient, Receive() right after Send() does not work?
My question is: is this the normal standard way to handle UDP communications. Set up one UdpClient for send and another for receive?
Yes.
This is the standard way to do UDP sockets in .NET