How to enable private chat in Windows forms

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I have created a chatting application using remoting concept.
I works well for group chat.

I am displaying all the online user in a list box.

When I press a particular person a new form open for private chat.

There I have a rich textbox to record chat message and a text box to enter chat message.

When I press enter corresponding form should be opened on the client side displaying my message.

How to do this

Posted 25-Jun-14 0:00am

KUMAR619

Updated 25-Jun-14 0:01am

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johannesnestler · Answer 1 · 2014-06-25T01:17:00

You didnt show code and just asked for a "how". But who should guess how your code is structured and your app is implemented? It's hard to imagine where you possibly got "stuck" with that.

So I'd suggest: On Client side add a handler for "message received" (or whatever you call it),
take the message and show it - by opening a new Form (not on every message I hope? )or adding the message to a existing Forms control (a TextBox or what you have).

I fear my answer won't help you much - but fit's the "Quality" of your question.. - No joke aside, as usual: Show code, ask for specific Problem solution, and tell where you stuck - You are a member for 5 months now - maybe read the Forum rules (again)?