Hello Jack,
I think you have to check your event handlers for exception. BGException
is fired when exception comes from the message pump. But most event
handlers are fired from the message pump as well.
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Hello Wilfried,
Thanks for your reply. Do you mean I should check the ErrCode in the
event handlers, if none-zero, check LastError? When will BGException
be fired exactly? I suppose it could happen even when no event handler is
called?
Jack
> I think you have to check your event handlers for exc
> I think multicast has some kind of connection to the multicast
> group. It make sense to me that no connection is a problem for that
> connection to the group. But I have no real experience.
Did some more investigations, the same problem was happening with a
normal UDP listening socket, as we
Hello,
Prolblem found and solved :) Thanks for the replys. The main problem was
that if large traffic in 1 direction there was no traffic in the other
directions. It was simple:
My comm program was sitting in a DLL. TWSocket communication in a
separate thread for in case the DLL-caller has no mes
