Reconcile wrote

C4s wrote Try adding JRPC.xex to your plug ins bud. I had this problem and this fixed it.

Solely JRPC (Along with XBDM)?

Set plugin 3 as RPC and plugin 4 as JRPC2. That's how I have my plugins set and everything works fine for me.

-Simplicity wrote
Set plugin 3 as RPC and plugin 4 as JRPC2. That's how I have my plugins set and everything works fine for me.

Reevy wrote

I was helping a guy that had this problem, everything was exactly how you had it but with the correct plugins, he switched computers and it worked fine, my guess is it's the PC

You could try restoring your PC and installing everything over again, there's a chance that could help.

I think I remember getting a firewall pop-up asking if I wanted to allow connections through neighborhood when I first set it up. Unsure if something happened where the firewall is blocking it, though as Simplicity mentioned you could do a restore to a point it was working or maybe a refresh.

Fibril wrote I think I remember getting a firewall pop-up asking if I wanted to allow connections through neighborhood when I first set it up. Unsure if something happened where the firewall is blocking it, though as Simplicity mentioned you could do a restore to a point it was working or maybe a refresh.

-Simplicity wrote You could try restoring your PC and installing everything over again, there's a chance that could help.

Reconcile wrote

-Simplicity wrote
Set plugin 3 as RPC and plugin 4 as JRPC2. That's how I have my plugins set and everything works fine for me.

Still nothing. Honestly, I think it might be my shite computer.

If your connected to neighborhood not the computer

use jrpc2 and rpc thats what i use

Just so everyone knows, this is NOT a plugin issue. On his computer I coded a simple XRPC tool and it managed to work. However, other programs I put on his computer that solely used XRPC wouldn't work.

I even included the full source and everything with the programs I sent him, and even if they had the same code, same everything, they just wouldn't be able to connect. His firewalls are off, and I checked his modem logs and it isn't blocking anything going to or coming from his rgh.

The issue always was caused by a COM exception directly related to the XRPC library, and would happen irregardless if XRPC.dll was in the same directory as the tool or not. Again, this only happened on the tools I sent him, and did not occur on the one I coded on the spot for testing (I first coded it on my computer, it worked, then again on his computer, and it worked too. However a tool I had coded previously on my own computer would not work even if the entire source was opened and debugged from his computer).

Truthfully, I'm unsure what the issue is. The only interesting thing is that his .NET framework is pre-installed onto his OS, so he's unable to install the 4.5 redistributable. If something was corrupt in the framework, it could be at fault and there's little we could do aside from restoring. However, if anything I said gives anyone ideas, feel free to post them.