> Yes, I think I used TCP since I'm using TWSocketServer
You should read "TCP/UDP primer" document available from "support" link at ICS
website
(http://www.overbyte.be). This document explain that TCP is a stream protocol
which do not preserve
datagram boundaries. You will receive all your data
before consider a whole data received.
Regards
KL Chin
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Yes, I think I used TCP
icate the buffer length send out.
>
> Regards
> KL CHin
>
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Subject: [twsocket] Sending 7 Kilobytes of data
Hello,
I need to send a bunch of data, in size of about 7 Kilobytes,
if I sent it all at once using "client.Send(@fm, sizeof(fm));" the client
cannot always receive it s
Hello,
I need to send a bunch of data, in size of about 7 Kilobytes,
if I sent it all at once using "client.Send(@fm, sizeof(fm));" the client
cannot always receive it succesfully, sometimes it is received all at once,
but sometimes the client received only 1,5 Kilobytes
If I sent it in 5 piece
