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问题 I'm writing a simple REST client for a C# WinForm application. I use RestSharp to make sending requests and getting responses easier. I have a few questions regarding how I should design my client. The user interacts with the client only once. He pushes a Button and the client is instantiated and passed to private methods to do some logic in the background. It accesses objects from the server and synchronizes them with objects in the user's internal database. The point is that the client's

问题 I am trying to establish a TLS secured (with client authentication) connection over the XMPP protocol. I am using the standard port rather than dedicated SSL port, which apparently is deprecated. The startTLS process never completes the handshake. I am receiving: javax.net.ssl.SSLProtocolException: Handshake message sequence violation, 2 Excerpts from debug show that my client receives an unexpected message from server. The CertificateRequest is sent from server but CA list is empty. Are

问题 I am trying to establish a TLS secured (with client authentication) connection over the XMPP protocol. I am using the standard port rather than dedicated SSL port, which apparently is deprecated. The startTLS process never completes the handshake. I am receiving: javax.net.ssl.SSLProtocolException: Handshake message sequence violation, 2 Excerpts from debug show that my client receives an unexpected message from server. The CertificateRequest is sent from server but CA list is empty. Are

问题 I need to start the MS Dynamics AX 2009 client with different configurations to connect to different AOS. To achieve this, I exported the client configuration into an axc-file, which works pretty well. Now I want to share this file for all clients in our network, but it does not work on some because for some funny reason, the path to the Dynamics AX binaries are hardcoded into the client config file. So, on one computer the AX client is installed in C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Dynamics

问题 I haven't done twisted programming in a while so I'm trying to get back into it for a new project. I'm attempting to set up a twisted client that can take a list of servers as an argument, and for each server it sends an API GET call and writes the return message to a file. This API GET call should be repeated every 60 seconds. I've done it successfully with a single server using Twisted's agent class: from StringIO import StringIO from twisted.internet import reactor from twisted.internet

问题 I need to basically send some "data" to 98.136.86.109 at port 587. How can I do this in obj-c in my mac app? 回答1: As Yan notes in his answer, you could use the standard BSD-style networking APIs like socket() , connect() , etc. However, if you want to stay in Objective C and Foundation, then you're looking for NSInputStream and NSOutputStream , which are the stream classes for Cocoa. You should not, however, look at NSSocketPort as that's specifically for use with Distributed Objects. Apple's

问题 I created a basic tcp client and server in groovy and I'm wanting to send maps from the server to the client, I'm wondering if I'm able send maps across and still being able to access the values. //TCP Server def book1 = [Title of Book: "Groovy Recipes", Author: "Scott Davis", Number of Pages: "241"] server = new ServerSocket(2000) println("Waiting for connection") while(true) { server.accept() { socket -> socket.withStreams { input, output -> w = new BufferedWriter(new OutputStreamWriter

问题 I m making an application in ANDROID which will be used at two ends. I want every end to work as client and Server both to run chat on them. Just to check it, only Client is running on One machine and Server on another. But when I start, Client Emulator is unable to make connection to server emulator. I m using Sockets to make connections between the two. Client Machine's IP Adress is 192.168.77.62 and my server is running on 192.168.77.56 and listening on port 4444. What IP/Port I should use

问题 It's my first time programming network in java. I want to use it in a small network. I was looking for a way to send to somehow broadcast to all nodes in the whole networking. To let them know of my existence. Someone told me send data packets to 255.255.255.255 so anyone in the network will receive it. So I wrote this piece of code: try{ Socket socket= new Socket("255.255.255.255", 3550); }catch(Exception e){ System.out.println("oops! " + e.getMessage()); } But, unfortunately it prints: oops

问题 I used the client code Jetty provide to us. And some problem occurs. The code I wanna run is here https://github.com/eclipse/jetty.project/blob/master/jetty-http2/http2-client/src/test/java/org/eclipse/jetty/http2/client/Client.java And actually I know I come across the same problem like this Jetty HTTP/2 client receive server push example I stopped at this guy's update 2 and I have built a new project under the http2-client folder. But the problem still remains. INFO::main: Logging