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Comments by impeham (Top 6 by date)
impeham
18-Apr-15 7:18am
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Thanks - i found it :)
working well now.
impeham
18-Apr-15 6:12am
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won't this solution create the same problem? when i write to the port, my listener is the one receiving the data (and i assume will be the one that will get the raised event) instead of the device...
impeham
5-Oct-12 22:26pm
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I believe this attribute is what i was looking for - thanks :)
impeham
5-Oct-12 21:08pm
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anyway - test.MyObject1 and test.MyObject2 are pointing to the same object - changing one's "Member2"'s value will be reflected in the second, so there shouldn't be a reason to serialize this data twice...
impeham
5-Oct-12 19:54pm
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Well, i cannot remove the data member attribute since i need to pass both and they might also hold different objects. The reason i'm asking this is that the objects might contain large data in the form of byte[] array and i do not want this data to be passed twice if both objects are pointing to the same object that holds that data.
impeham
17-Mar-12 10:43am
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Well, i read this article during my searches in google for a solution, but it doesn't help since it says that setting the ServiceBehavior attribute's parameters like i did should work, and in such case i should have hit the breakpoint inside "function" twice when i called it from two different processes and it does not work in parallel - only after the 60 secs period i get the call from the other process.
By the way - i'm not using IIS for hosting but doing it with a simple console application.
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