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QuestionFast possiblity to send data from Server to Client Pin
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hansipet wrote:
do you know if it is possible to deserialize objectes allways from the same stream?

If you mean one stream for all
Yes it is possible but you must set the pointers of the stream manually eachtime by yourself for preventing errors.and ofcourse you need some implementation for preventing asynchronous calls from clients for requesting the stream and update requests from the server on the that.

and if you mean same stream as serialized in request
the answer is yes again and this time you just need to set the pointers to first of the stream with using methods like seek


hansipet wrote:
I don't wan't to poll allways the server

if you said that because of the singleton it can be singleCall so after calling and disposing the stream the resources from server side will release and there would be no problem.

but if your Log files are not so huge I think creating a class as LogDataHolder and mark it as serializible then return it as value to clients would be a better idea.


good luck
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