I want to test my app always in a lot of possible states of internet connection. Is it possible to simulate a specified state of internet connection (for example \"3G\" or \"H\")
I am trying to connect to my server with a TcpClient.BeginConnect / TcpClient.EndConnect combo. However, some things don\'t work as they should.
I used a NSTimer to get the update data in a link every seconds,and the method like this: NSString *url=[NSString stringWithFormat:@\"http://disca.mal开发者_如何学Cauu.com/jsbfAll.txt\"];
I have a strange problem sending more than one file on FTP server via WiFi network in a specific environment. I use my own, self-made ftp client (made on sockets).
Is there a way to check if display is powered on in linux. I tried xrandr and xset but none of these two give me if any information about monitor power. using xrandr we can identify if the vga cable i
All of the documentation, examples and questions I\'ve seen so far on TCP connections with Android have been between an Android device and a computer. As unreliable as wireless can be, is it possible
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I keep getting an invalid argument error when I try to connect the client to the server. A couple threads online said this can happen when addrlen is not right, but I tried changing it to a literal va
We use SharpSVN to programmatically access SVN repositories. Now we have the problem that the access to local repositories via svn:// or http:// urls is very slow - every access needs at least one sec
I have a desktop application in C#.NET that is very frequently connecting to a ASMX web service. There are two background workers those are connecting to this web services very frequently. The applica
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