> I'm slightly confused by your statement. Do you mean:
>
> 1) You try to communicate, and the socket opens, but get 0 bytes,
indicating
> some type of failure?
>
> or
>
> 2) The socket opens, data is transferred, and then 0 bytes are
received,
> indicating the transmission is done?
>
> I believe you mean the second. I simply want to make sure this is what
you
> intended to say.
>
> And if #2 is the case, how do I know that 0 bytes isn't some type of
stall?
#2 was what I meant... once you start receiveing data, getting a 0 means
its over.
As for stalls -- I've not had problems with that. Once data starts
arriving, I read data, wait for another event, and let the
inetSockReadyEvent tell me that I still have data to fetch. Eventally,
I'll get that event, and when I read I'll get 0 bytes. When that
happens, it is all done.
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