How to send the request on one port and response on other port in C# windows application

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Hi,

I am using TCPCLient and TcpListenersockets. Here am sending request on port 19000 to 192.168.7.56 IP machine. After giving response from that machine i need to response that i got msg to that machine on port 20000.

Means i want to use one port for all requests and another port for response purpose. Is this possible in C#? Is my scenario correct?

Why this requirement is... In TcpListener socket I am getting continues requests from other machine. So it must be always available to get those requests....

After getting request on TcpListener I need to response them that I got req like aknowledgement on different port.

Please suggest how to implement this scenario?

Thanks,
Syed Chand Basha

Posted 20-Nov-14 18:26pm

chand5055

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Shambhoo kumar 21-Nov-14 2:02am

Open this link
http://www.codeproject.com/Questions/651366/Send-data-from-one-port-and-receive-from-another-i

[no name] 24-Nov-14 3:22am

Why dont you use WCF with net-tcp binding and sharing a mex port ?

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