Photon Server Chat Tutorial - weird issue

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StarKist
StarKist ✭
in Photon Server
Hi,
I'm looking into Photon Server.. I'm following the chat tutorial:
https://doc.photonengine.com/en-us/onpremise/current/app-framework/an-app-from-scratch

I'm stuck on a weird issue on the last step where you need to add the broadcast using C# events.
If I add the line "BroadcastMessage += OnBroadcastMessage;" (subscribing to the event) in the ChatPeer constructor the client can no longer connect to the server.



If I comment it out I can connect and receive the response (not the broadcast obviously):



Any help?

Thanks ahead,
Michael.

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  • chvetsov
    chvetsov mod
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    Hi, Michael

    You should check server-side logs to see what happened. in case it is still unclear, please send us logs.
    I assume you have there NullReferenceException or something like this.

    best,
    ilya
  • StarKist
    StarKist ✭
    edited September 2018
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    The server side logs don't seem to show anything other than service running... service stopped..., however, I get this exception in visual studio if I attach to PhotonSocketServer.exe:
    https://imgur.com/OBDFu7b

    [EDIT] Solved
    The project was created as a .NET standard instead of .NET framework... making it ask for the wrong .dlls.

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