Hello!

I use a code, Smart Socket in the VB.NET 30 Practical Component, Solutions Toolkit found e on the Apress web page, chapter 13.

The code allows you to create a bi-directional socket connection and send a serializable object back and forth.

The code works fine, no problem, but I like to transfer the incoming object in the server to a host class, a Windows Form (Form1.vb) and not just put the text message in a MessageBox.

I tried to listen (in my Form1) to the Receive event that exist in the server class but it won't trig on the incoming message...

I imagine that I do something wrong or maybe I could use a pattern like Subsriber or Singelton or something that works like the MessageBox but instead of showing a dialog box it should trig an event in a host class... But I don't know how to perform that...

Any ideas, tips of other sources or solutions a welcomed!

Best regards,
Magnus