Hello Alexandre,

There is nothing preventing data from a TTimer event.
Are you using "sync" functions or "async" functions ? Are you using wait
loops ?

When you send data from TTimer event, is this "transparent" to the protocol
you are using ? Maybe the data send from TTimer interfere with data sent (or
received) from other parts of your program?


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De : TWSocket [mailto:[email protected]] De la part de Moro
Alexandre
Envoyé : vendredi 2 décembre 2016 13:44
À : 'ICS support mailing'
Objet : Re: [twsocket] TWSocket Client Timeout.

Hello !

I finaly found where comes from the problem :
When the clients connects to my server, i send to everyone a lot of data
from a TTimer.

If i remove the SendStr() call, everything works fine !!!

So please,
1) Can you explain me what is wrong in calling SendStr from a TTimer ?
2) How can this call, block every differents object based on TWSocket,
server object and client object ?
3) Why there are no error event nor exception throw...

Solution :
1)
I tried to set mpWSocketServer->MultiThread = true; But it doesn't change
anything...

2)
Do i have to implement a Thread for all the SendStr be apart from the main
thread ?
I create a Thread, pass the TWSocketServer object as parameters, and a FIFO
list with event.
When i complete this list, the thread process the new data and SendStr...


I'm shocked that this call can interfere seperate object...

Thank you !

Best regards,
Moro Alexandre.


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De : TWSocket [mailto:[email protected]] De la part de Moro
Alexandre
Envoyé : vendredi 2 décembre 2016 08:14
À : 'ICS support mailing'
Objet : Re: [twsocket] TWSocket Client Timeout.

I trying to investigate more and more and i see that i cannot open new
sockets on the server, it refuse the connection, below is the packets
captured in wireshark :
Document joint : spuriousretransmission.pcapng

The application i openned who crashed all the twsocket open two new socket
on this server !
And in netstat the server socket are still in listenning state, (it happen
on localhost and from a remote computer).

Moreover the last 4 connection are in FIN_WAIT_2

Maybe it is a start...

Moro Alexandre.

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De : TWSocket [mailto:[email protected]] De la part de Angus
Robertson - Magenta Systems Ltd Envoyé : jeudi 1 décembre 2016 16:54 À :
[email protected] Objet : Re: [twsocket] TWSocket Client Timeout.

> In this time, did you already ear something like that with ICS ?
> Have you any idea where data can be blocked, and in this state what 
> can i do more than inspecting by wireshark and netstat ???

If I understand you correctly, you want to keep remote TCP/IP sockets
connected for several days at a time, presumably over a LAN or maybe a WAN? 

There are so many ways a connection can be lost, routers and switches,
hardware issues, software interference, Windows Updates, etc.  

Even with keep alive, TCP/IP sockets can say connected but not be, the only
reliable way is to send and echo data, a proper handshake. 

The probability of it being a bug in ICS that no-one else has noticed is
highly unlikely, but not impossible, as explained previously I did fix a
timeout issue that caused a socket to be closed earlier this year, which I
found in one of my applications. 

You really need to find a way of bullet proofing your application, so it
reconnects if nothing is received for x second/minutes/hours, or use regular
handshaking for a more reliable and shorter timeout. 



Angus





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