Question

I'm using XenDesktop 5.6 (server) and Citrix Receiver 3.6 (client). I've used the Virtual Channel SDK to create a channel between server and client and pass C-style structures back and forth, using the examples found here. I can easily pass simple numeric types (USHORT, etc.) between client and server just by setting the appropriate structure field (e.g. g_pMixHd->dwRetVal = 1) but I cannot do the same with string types (LPBYTES, PSZ, PUCHAR). I have tried allocating memory on client and/or server, updating the structure's length field and other approaches but nothing seems to work.

All I want to do is have my client assign a simple ANSI/ASCII string in the receiving structure and have it passed back to the server. Has anybody done this? Can you help?

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OTHER TIPS

Without seeing more details, I'll gues that this is probably because you're using pointer-based strings.

Let's say you have a C structure that has a string member. That member should not be a string, rather it should be a byte array, and you should copy the string into the byte array before sending the packet.

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