Re: [twsocket] Concatenate multiple UDP packets

2010-01-11 Thread wilfried Mestdagh
Hi Dave, In addition of the reply of Francois. If your receiver has no time receiving an UDP packet (for example when it arrives when your application is busy displaying it in the TRichEdit) then it will be trown away. That is nature of UDP and probably the reason that you only receive 1 packet.

Re: [twsocket] Concatenate multiple UDP packets

2010-01-10 Thread Francois PIETTE
www.overbyte.be - Original Message - From: "Dave Keltz" To: Sent: Sunday, January 10, 2010 4:46 PM Subject: [twsocket] Concatenate multiple UDP packets Hello, I am using a combination of the SendStr & ReceiveStr functions to send commands to a remote server and display the r

[twsocket] Concatenate multiple UDP packets

2010-01-10 Thread Dave Keltz
Hello, I am using a combination of the SendStr & ReceiveStr functions to send commands to a remote server and display the responses from the server in a RichEdit control and everything seems to work fine as long as the information that is received comes back in one packet however if the info