How Do I Send A Picture's Byte Array Using Udp In Vb.Net

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Okay here's the story, i'm trying to send an image by converting it into a byte array and then sending the data to another host using UDP Client class, the problem is when i try to send the data the program shows an error saying that my array is larger than the buffer size used by the UDP class or something, any ideas?

Posted 14-Feb-14 20:12pm

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 15-Feb-14 20:17pm

Why UDP? What's the problem? What have you tried so far?
—SA

Member 10329164 15-Feb-14 23:34pm

UDP is a protocol of sending data through a network, it's like the TCP but differs in the mechanism of working. I tried to send a picture using this protocol but there always an error that says that the UDP buffer can not hold the picture's data because the data is so huge.

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 15-Feb-14 23:57pm

Sorry, I wanted to ask "Why UDP?", mistyped it...
Yes, with UDP you cannot send it all in one package. You would need to send several packages and preserve their order somehow, to assemble them on the other end. That's why I asked "why?". Why bothering so much?
—SA

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