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Socket programming in MI

  • Subject: Socket programming in MI
  • From: Harry Williams <planesmart@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
  • Date: Sat, 28 Apr 2001 15:26:25 -0500
 
Is there a way to read the TCP/IP server buffer to find the size of the
buffer the client sent.  The sockets seem to know the length of what is
sent, but since I cannot find it in sockets, i thought I could get it
from MI.

The example is where the client sends 1000 bytes, and the server reads
100. When this happens the server reads 10 times.  I was looking for
some way to read the incomming buffer size and read it once.

Harry



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