No enclosing instance of type Server is accessible

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Server.ReceiveDataListener is a (non-static) inner class. You are creating it from a static context. You need to supply an instance of Server to be the outer instance. However, almost certainly you want ReceiveDataListener to be a static nested class, or probably an outer class.

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