Hi Weyert,
I think that you're supposed to assume it worked. The only time you get the
closed event is when its not intiated by the client.
BTW, if you use ElectroServer, there is a close event fired through the
ElectroServer class no matter what, client-initiated or
server-initiated...or
Hi Jobe,
I think that you're supposed to assume it worked. The only time you
get the closed event is when its not intiated by the client.
Bummer, then we have to assume that indeed!
BTW, if you use ElectroServer, there is a close event fired through
the ElectroServer class no matter what,
Interesting observation Weyert. I always initiate the closing of my
socket session through the protocol that I'm using and the server ends
the connection. That obviously fires the onClose() event. I had
assumed it did that too if the client does closes first, but I guess
not.
Anyway, thanks for
it will be the
server that closes the connection.
Derek Vadneau
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Interesting observation Weyert. I
Chris Allen wrote:
Interesting observation Weyert. I always initiate the closing of my
socket session through the protocol that I'm using and the server ends
the connection. That obviously fires the onClose() event. I had
assumed it did that too if the client does closes first, but I guess
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