Closed ezerusso closed 3 years ago
Send both client and server log. They are inside the Stream-Pi
folder in home directory of user.
Also which version are you using?
Sure!
Server - version 1.0.0 - Windows - Early access.
Client: 1.0.0 - Linux Early Access. Java 11.0.11 | JavaFX 17-internal
This is the deepest I get with the erorr:
[Thread-3] :: com.stream_pi.client.connection.Client @ run -> :SEVERE = com.stream_pi.util.comms.Message; local class incompatible: stream classdesc serialVersionUID = 1544200817378119061, local class serialVersionUID = 2004200019671976
This is happening because you're using different versions of streampi client/server together, which isn't supported.
Use both EA+3 server and client.
It looks either server or client is EA+2.
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This is the deepest I get with the erorr:
[Thread-3] :: com.stream_pi.client.connection.Client @ run -> :SEVERE = com.stream_pi.util.comms.Message; local class incompatible: stream classdesc serialVersionUID = 1544200817378119061, local class serialVersionUID = 2004200019671976
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Most probably the server you're using is ea+2 while the client is ea+3
Yes Sir, it solved by upgrading the Server side installation. Thank you for your time.
Hi,
After upgrading my PC to win11 preview edition, I am getting an error at the Raspberry client stating: "Alert - Accidentally disconnected from Server! (Failed at readUTF)".
> On the server (pc) side the last line I read is:
Is there something I should try downgrading on my server side to see if I recover compatibility? maybe Java or something?
Thanks in advance and congrats for such a good development!