Hey guys,
I am using and building upon JPerf to test some products. I have an
issue and I'm just checking to see if any of you have seen it before
and/or know how to fix it.
I've been building upon JPerf and during testing my code, I realized
that if you unplug the network cable, wait around 10 sec, and then plug
it back in, the write() function in Client.cpp in the IPerf code returns
the value of ULLONG_MAX, and it continues to do that no matter how long
you wait. Nothing changes on the server side. I need it to recover the
connection and continue to transfer data even after unplug and replug.
Does anybody know why this happens? Any tip/info is appreciated. =)
Thanks in advance!
Nicole Furlan
TCS Engineering
General Dynamics C4 Systems
425 John Quincy Adams Road
Taunton, MA 02780
Office: 508.880.2242
nicole.fur...@gdc4s.com <mailto:nicole.pi...@gdc4s.com>
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