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Comments by iakashagrawal (Top 1 by date)
iakashagrawal
4-Nov-11 2:07am
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To Doc,
Thanks. I will try using CSocket.
Actually, I did not understand that what could be the cause of the problem. One important point is that My project works absolutely fine in Win XP service Pack 2! though I have made similar Projects using AsyncSocket and they are working fine with Service Pack 3. Only this project is giving problem. I don't seem to have done anything different to the best of my knowledge. Also, the data is not continuously pumped by the server which in rare cases may result in discarding / loss of data due to buffer overflows. Server sends the 1KB chunk then waits for Acknowledgement(ACK) by the client before sending the next chunk. Care is taken by the client that the ACK is sent after all the processing of previous data so that the client is absolutely free to receive fresh data.