Pocket PC Networking, TCPListener doesn't establish a connection at first start

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Pocket PC Networking >> TCPListener doesn't establish a connection at first start

by SHViZXJ0IEJ1ZGJlbmRlY2s » Fri, 09 Sep 2005 17:31:02 GMT

Hello all,

I'm creating a TCP/IP connection with a TCPListener and TCPClient in VB .NET.
Client application is runing on PocketPC 2003 (symbol 8056). Somethimes at
start of the client application a error like "Could not find resource
assembly" occurs and connection is not established.
If I connect with the PocketPC emulator started in Visual Studio .Net to my
TCPListener connection is established. After doing that, even PocketPC
application running on symbol 8056 connects to the TCPListener.

I've installed the .NET compact framework 1.1 and my application on the
PocketPC.

What is the reason for this behavior and what is missing on the PocketPC
device?

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