I have both TCP client and TCP server run on RHEL 5.3 on different machines. I\'m killing server and FIN is sent to the client. ACK is sent back by client\'s OS back immediately.
My prof. gave me this TCP/UDP example and he said it worked for him. However when I go to compile I get a deprecated API error saying readLine is not in use anymore...
I\'m developing an application where, to satisfy the performance requirements, tuning of low-level network stuff (such as TCP window size etc) seems to be required.
I have a remote server which handles various different commands, one of which is an event fetching method.
I have a mobile application that needs to FTP an image over a wireless TCP/IP connection to a server. I have searched the internet for resources only to find that some of the popular ways to do this a
I understand that the following code can (perhaps not very efficiently) find out a free TC开发者_StackOverflow中文版P port in Java:
I was wondering if OCaml will perform well in terms of performance and ease of implementation while dealing with typical client/server interactions over TCP in a multi threaded environment.. I mean so
I\'m looking for a TCP/IP stack that can be used without an OS.Our customer has an \"aversion\" to interrupts and doesn\'t want a real OS on a embedded board we\'re building.It\'s desirable to move as
Is it possible to specify a range of port numbers on the TcpChannel class rather than a fixed port or random port number.
I am creating an authentication server for some projects I\'m working on. This authentication server works by receiving and transmitting data to users trying to authenticate. The user can send data to
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