paul katich
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Hi all,
I have an old application developed in vb.net 2003. The application uses sockets for transferring data to ftp sites. It uses
synchronous sockets.
' Upload the file
m_Bytes = Input.Read(m_Buffer, 0, m_Buffer.Length)
objEventLog.WriteEntry("start data transfer")
Do While (m_Bytes > 0)
<strong>DataSocket.Send(m_Buffer, m_Bytes, 0)</strong>
m_Bytes = Input.Read(m_Buffer, 0, m_Buffer.Length)
Loop
Its work well lot of times. But occasionally it hangs while sending. The reason I am thinking is a connection drop. I planning on using asynchronous sockets (use beginsend instead send). Can you let me know the approaches that will solve connection drop problems? I want to prevent the application from hanging.
If I set socket.blocking = false and set a send time out using setsocketoption can It prevent the hang?
Or Should I just use asynchronous sockets?
I have an old application developed in vb.net 2003. The application uses sockets for transferring data to ftp sites. It uses
synchronous sockets.
' Upload the file
m_Bytes = Input.Read(m_Buffer, 0, m_Buffer.Length)
objEventLog.WriteEntry("start data transfer")
Do While (m_Bytes > 0)
<strong>DataSocket.Send(m_Buffer, m_Bytes, 0)</strong>
m_Bytes = Input.Read(m_Buffer, 0, m_Buffer.Length)
Loop
Its work well lot of times. But occasionally it hangs while sending. The reason I am thinking is a connection drop. I planning on using asynchronous sockets (use beginsend instead send). Can you let me know the approaches that will solve connection drop problems? I want to prevent the application from hanging.
If I set socket.blocking = false and set a send time out using setsocketoption can It prevent the hang?
Or Should I just use asynchronous sockets?
