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Simple chat program.

Sample Image - CSocket.jpg

Introduction

This very simple Chat program was written by using VC++ 6 under Windows 2000. CSocketCli program creates a client socket. CSocket program creates a server socket. If you run the client program, you must specify the address of the other computer in the IP Address editbox in "the server program".

If the client is running but the server isn't running, you will receive an error in the editbox down in the client program, but if you connect you will receive "Connected" message in the chat editbox in the client program.

When you run the server, you don't need to do any thing; just wait until some client program connects with the server. This program handles multiple clients and you can have private chat with friends.

Important note: If you run the Client and the Server in the same computer, please write in the client IP Address textbox the address 127.0.0.1, then press Connect button and you will be connected to the server.

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Comments and Discussions

 
QuestionHow to make it work Pin
26-Jun-02 20:31
suss26-Jun-02 20:31 
AnswerRe: How to make it work Pin
tomdekok21-Jul-02 1:31
tomdekok21-Jul-02 1:31 
AnswerRe: How to make it work Pin
ahkeR8-Mar-07 7:45
ahkeR8-Mar-07 7:45 
GeneralClient Server Chat Pin
Munty5410-May-02 19:37
Munty5410-May-02 19:37 
GeneralRe: Client Server Chat Pin
bamaruckmani27-Sep-04 19:11
sussbamaruckmani27-Sep-04 19:11 
GeneralThank you!!!! Pin
12-Mar-02 22:20
suss12-Mar-02 22:20 
GeneralRe: Thank you!!!! Pin
tomdekok21-Jul-02 1:33
tomdekok21-Jul-02 1:33 
GeneralYou have memory leaks Pin
11-Dec-01 16:00
suss11-Dec-01 16:00 
HI!
I was searching within your project why you had memory leaks when the program exited. You use AfxBeginThread, that create a thread, but create a memory leak if you use C Run-Time Library.

In MSDN, they tell to use _beginthread() / _endthread()instead of AfxBeginThread / AfxEndThread()

I tried it in your app, and it worked, so if you would like to correct it, it would be great!

bye

Jack
papejack@hotmail.com
Generalhelp if you can Pin
16-Oct-01 5:18
suss16-Oct-01 5:18 
Generalquestion Pin
25-Sep-01 19:11
suss25-Sep-01 19:11 
GeneralThank you Pin
23-Jul-01 4:44
suss23-Jul-01 4:44 
Generalnumber of users on this application Pin
8-Jun-01 4:35
suss8-Jun-01 4:35 
GeneralExplaination Pin
Maria Jothi29-May-01 19:46
Maria Jothi29-May-01 19:46 
GeneralRe: Explaination Pin
zarzor3-Dec-02 15:07
zarzor3-Dec-02 15:07 
GeneralThank You very much Pin
4-Apr-01 20:56
suss4-Apr-01 20:56 
QuestionHow to know when the ConnectionRequest occurs Pin
20-Mar-01 18:54
suss20-Mar-01 18:54 
AnswerRe: How to know when the ConnectionRequest occurs Pin
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