In article <002b01bfa548$eab4a980$6054c5cb@abcd> you wrote:
> So the programming has to be symmetric right? One sends, other receives -
> that makes it half duplex. Could anyone shed some light on this?
You can have a thread for sending and receiving at the same time on the
server sice or you could have two (child) processes for sending/receiving.
Also the OS buffers are bigger than one window, since the kernel will
acknowledge data which is sored into the kernel buffers.
Greetings
Bernd
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