My question is that when a socket at the receiver-side sends an ack? At the time the application read the socket data or when the underlying layers get the data and put it in开发者_如何学运维 the buff
I want to add another port to default 1433 port of sql server. So I opened the configuration manager, selected Protocols for MSSQLSERVER and then double clicked on TCP/IP to see its properties. Then I
I have a socket tcp connection between two java applications. When one side closes the socket the other side remains open. but I want it to be closed. And also I can\'t wait on it to see whether it is
What is the best way to check if client has an open port, and if it\'s forwarded properly? The app works like this currently:
I have a desktop client application that is talking to a server application through a REST API using simple HTTP posts. I currently have the client polling every X minutes, but I would like the data t
HI everyone, I\'m going to be writing some code that has to listen for TCPIP messages coming from GSM mobile phones over GPRS. In the fullness of time, I see this as running on a Virtual Private Serv
Assume a legacy Linux application listening on a UNIX domain socket /tmp/foo. In addition to communicating with this legacy application over the UNIX domain socket mechanism I want to be able to conn
What\'s the maximum data size one should expect in a receive operation? The data that has to be se开发者_开发问答nt is very large, but at some point there will be packet fragmentation I guess?
I want a Flash file to load external movies. Later, I want to add tags to the XML document to control the movies. I have a policy server file "to open a port for Flash client. I also have a file
I would like to know whether a server application will always answer on the same port? I have read somewhere that in order to keep listening on the \"listening\" port, the server will use different po
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