Re: question about bgt network object
Ah. I see. That makes your question clearer. I'd suggest reading RFC 793 which tells you how TCP works or, if you'd rather, finding any of the long list of "the basics of TCP" guides. Googling TCP handshake may also be productive. Broadly speaking UDP is a thin layer on top of IP, and reliable UDP with connection and disconnection and all that looks very much like TCP, just with the TCP-like packets inside UDP ones since you can't use IP directly and expect routers to let your custom protocol through.
As we've told you before, you will get a lot out of finding a book on networking and reading it. Any good networking resource will explain how TCP works, and once you understand that you understand how reliable UDP can work.
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