With the HTTP Server though you will get the whole HTTP request even if
it has been split up in to multiple packets at the TCP level?
Markus Humm wrote:
Hello,
if a client on a LAN sends a packet with e.g. 512 Bytes and TCP splits
it up internaly to e.g. 4x128 Bytes will the receiver get 4x
With the HTTP Server though you will get the
whole HTTP request even if it has been split up in to
multiple packets at the TCP level?
Is it a statement or a question ?
If it is a question, please reformulate.
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Hello,
if a client on a LAN sends a packet with e.g. 512 Bytes and TCP splits
it up internaly to e.g. 4x128 Bytes will the receiver get 4x the
OnDataAvailable event, or 1x with the whole 512 Byte?
So needs the sender to have a larger buffer to be able to concatenate
such packets before he can
if a client on a LAN sends a packet with e.g. 512 Bytes and TCP splits
it up internaly to e.g. 4x128 Bytes will the receiver get 4x the
OnDataAvailable event, or 1x with the whole 512 Byte?
You can't predict. The only thing which is sure is that you'll receive all
data in correct order.
