Cindy,
Tough to tell from your description whether you are making the socket
send all that data or not, and if you are, whether you're doing so
from the Connected event handler. If you are, try making a timer with
period = 1 that actually does the sending. Then, in "Connected", set
the mode of the timer to 1. If that works, it's because Connected
just isn't a safe place to do a ton of work, as it blocks the rest of
the socket system. Just a WAG...
-Brad
On Mar 15, 2006, at 2:38 AM, Cindy Brown wrote:
Hi Brad,
I'm having this very same problem with TCP Sockets at the moment in
that if
one socket connects, the socket sends through a huge amount of data
and any
other sockets that are trying to connect give up.
I tried your workaround in the TCP Socket but it didn't help at
all. Ideally
I would probably want it set at under 8K as the packets of
information I am
sending are very small. Would you have any idea of how I can get this
working on a TCP Socket instead, and, if possible on 5.5 rather
than 2006.
Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks.
Cindy
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