I need to implement a long lasting TCP duplex connection for event notification. Client register for events and server informs about this events to all subscribers.
I need a program in Nokia N900 - Meego Linux - to be always on if it dies it must restart by itself how do i do it?
I\'m looking for a way to keep track of a HTTP 1.1 connection kept alive across requests, in order to get a ftp-like session.
The most common technology stack for websites is Lamp, partly because it\'s available everywhere, and partly because the programming model is so simple: every request to the server generates a single
I\'ve written an FTP script that must unfortunately deal with a server that\'s behind a firewall.The ISP also cuts of my control connection quite early, no matter what kind of timeout settings I might
Well, the question is a bit of a lie.My web page does make https: requests to api.facebook.com.But here\'s what\'s puzzling me.I open up Fiddler and load my page.My page does make a request to api.fac
I´m experimenting with node.js and the possibility to keep a http connection open, to send new data later. Just like a one-way socket.
I was trying to learn the usage of option SO_KEEPALIVE in socket programming in C language under Linux environment.
I have a script that takes a lot of time to complete. Instead of waiting for it to finish, I\'d rather just log out and retrieve its output later on.
I have configured my C# .Net socket using m_clientSocket.SetSocketOption(SocketOptionLevel.Socket, SocketOptionName.KeepAlive, Convert.ToInt32(True))