Re: Scott's SOCKUTILR4 (Socket Utility Program) -- RPG400-L

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Hi Chamara,

Please provide more information. Think of how many billions of possible applications can use TCP/IP Socket communication[SIC]. Do you think that when you say that, it gives us enough information to see where your error might be?

You also say that the other side is Java running on Linux. Do you think that tells us enough about the program that we can think about the mistakes that might be made?

I mean... think about it... are you really providing enough information? The operating system, and the programming language are the only pieces of information needed to troubleshoot a program?

On 2/1/2011 6:09 AM, Chamara Withanachchi wrote:

Dear All,

I'm trying to use Scott's SOCKUTILR4 Program to do some TCP/IP Socket
communication. Problem is When I telnet to designated port it accepts the
connection and read the telnet session buffer without any Issue. But when I
use our Java program to communicate to the port I can see it is listening to
port but it does not show the data which Im sending from Java Program.

My Java Program is in a Linux server in the same network.

Does any one have an Idea ?

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