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I am trying to bind Sound and Image Sequence Data through ArrayList in order to get it synchronized and serializing it through Binary formatter to be send over Network stream.
The Server end threw an exception:
THE STREAM CAN NOT SUPPORT SEEK OPERATION.
What should I have to do in order to sync Objects to be sent over a single Network stream Instance
TCP is stream based and not message based (as UDP is). That means that there is no telling when a message starts or ends. TCP only guarantees that all bytes are received and in the correct order. It does not guarantee that everything sent with one
Send()will be received with oneReceive().Hence you need to specify some kind of message identification mechanism. In this case, a header is the way to go as Jon suggested.
However, you need to understand that the entire header might not be received at once. And that two messages might arrive at once. So you need to parse the received buffer before sending anything to the
BinaryFormatterfor deserialization.