Alper Albayrak wrote:
Monitoring packages arrived, I see that one of the packages (505 byte) is
divided into 3 packages.
What i want to ask; is this the way tcp protocol transfers data over
network,
or package count is because of the method client uses to send data..?
I once have also
i used wireshark to monitor activity on the port i m listening on.Protocol
is TCP and the server was build with ICS TWSocketServer.
Monitoring packages arrived, I see that one of the packages (505 byte) is
divided into 3 packages.
What i want to ask; is this the way tcp protocol transfers data
Hi
You can try to modify the normal behavior of TCP by setting
wsoTcpNoDelay in TWSocket.ComponentOptions.
This can avoid some TCP small packets caching.
[]s
Arnaldo
Tobias Rapp escreveu:
Alper Albayrak wrote:
Monitoring packages arrived, I see that one of the packages (505 byte) is
Hello!
i used wireshark to monitor activity on the port i m listening on.Protocol
is TCP and the server was build with ICS TWSocketServer.
Monitoring packages arrived, I see that one of the packages (505 byte) is
divided into 3 packages.
What i want to ask; is this the way tcp protocol
i used wireshark to monitor activity on the port i m listening on.Protocol
is TCP and the server was build with ICS TWSocketServer.
Monitoring packages arrived, I see that one of the packages (505 byte) is
divided into 3 packages.
What i want to ask; is this the way tcp protocol transfers data
