Hello Jeremy Neal Kelly, You shouldn't worry about this buffer size (TCP Window). TCP Data transfer is subject to flow control and in case TCP Window full, transfer is stopped until remote (Palm client) reads data and free some space in this buffer.
TCP Window size vary from device to device. AFAIK pre OS5 devices except Tungsten W had 2668 bytes, modern devices has up to 16K default TCP Window (Treo600). The only thing you should do is carefully check how many bytes actually was sent/received by send()/recv() an retry request if needed. PDFd> thinking of doing this with a single large record instead. Unfortunately, we PDFd> don't know how much data we can reliably send at one time. I gather that, PDFd> immediately before it is read by the socket, the incoming data is stored in PDFd> the Palm's TCP buffer, so I assume the bottleneck -- if one exists -- is Best regards, Dmytro Pohromskyy mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] --- Softick PPP - Win32 PPP server for Palm OS USB connection. http://www.softick.com -- For information on using the Palm Developer Forums, or to unsubscribe, please see http://www.palmos.com/dev/support/forums/
