On Jan 20, 2007, at 6:44 PM, List Catcher wrote:
I have a simple server I've written in Java, and I'm trying to get
an RB application to talk to it. I'm following the TCPSocket
example in the language reference. I get connected, and try to send
a message to the server using TCPSocket.Write, but it doesn't
complete until I close the socket. I don't want to do that, of
course, I want to synchronously exchange some messages first.
Not even flush helps, so I figure I must not be terminating the
line properly, but I can't figure it out. If I Write a second line
then the first line shows up. Below is the code:. (The EOL is a try
I added when it didn't work)
So what are you doing if you don't use the close. Is the method just
completing and then the socket goes out of scope, or are you using
some other while-wend loop?
I personally would not typically use a socket how you are trying to
use it. I generally make the socket a property and then create a
subclass of the socket and fill out the events. Or, you could stick
one on a window and fill out the events that way. Using the events
makes it fairly straight forward. I think you can make it work how
you are trying to do it, but you will need to do looping and polling
and that would seem to be more challenging to get right.
Kevin
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