Hello Angus,
> You could use the raw socket monitoring component I wrote to watch
> the TCP packets for the response, to avoid using a timeout.
> http://www.magsys.co.uk/download/software/monsock1.zip
Good idea. Will try it out !
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Hello Francois,
> Why not sending ACK yourself above TCP ?
Because I did not designed MDOT protocol :(
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> MDOT has some usefull things on board to send/receive binairy data
> over TCP and timeouts but it does not provide any ACK to be sure
> packet is delivered on the other end. Winsock has this internally
> but there is as far as I know not a way to tell the application.
You could use the raw socke
Hello,
I'm writing an MDOT server. For who is concerned: MDOT is the protocol
used for tunneling MPAK packets over TCP connections. MPAK is the format
used for MOBITEX wich is a packet switched radio network.
MDOT has some usefull things on board to send/receive binairy data over
TCP and timeouts
