Hi
Consider a sequence of events---
1. Tcp server started on port 8080 using *net.Listen("tcp", ":8080")*
2. Tcp client established a connection using *net.Dial("tcp", ":8080") *and
received a *conn* object.
3. Tcp server is force killed.
4. Now when the tcp client performs *conn.Write()*, this operation *pass*
with no error.
*Question*-
What should be a reliable way of writing to a tcp connection so that in
step 4, client knows that it was writing to nothing and the write was not
successful.
Since this is an expected tcp behaviour (*thanks Ian for letting me know*)
am sure there must be some way to guarantee the tcp packet delivery (*one
way can be of ACK, but that will need server change, which is not very
desirable in my situation*).
Could you please point me to some relevant documents?
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