Re: Sockets Question

[Scott Klement <klemscot@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Yes, if your server is working, it should show up in netstat as being
in 'Listen' state on port 7000.  

I've done many socket programs, so if you're stuck, post your code and
I'll try to help.


On Mon, 9 Jul 2001, Chuck Morehead wrote:

> In trying to learn more about sockets I started playing with an example
> News/400 had published.  This utilized a service program SCKTPROC that could
> be bound to a module to give socket functionality to your program.  I
> thought I understood the article and the concepts behind it.  However, when
> I tried out the examples, with minor tweaking for my system (e.g. the IP
> address for the client example had to be changed to match my AS/400), the
> client fails to connect.  I have confirmed that the server job is running,
> and in fact, appears to be working correctly according to the call stack.
> However, when I do NETSTAT and check connections, I do not see anything on
> port 7000 (the port I've assigned the server).  If a program is really
> listening on the port for a connection, shouldn't it show up here?
> 
> Chuck Morehead
> 

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