Just now, fortunately, i can repeat the situation so
that the problem raise. Using the log in the
onclientdataavailable, i see that when the client send
the 98th, the server receive the 97th message (that's
already been processed before). Client send the 99th,
server receive the 97th (again) and th
> So there is something wrong between the point where
> the client log it
> and the point where the server log it. Please veryfy
> then with
> SocketSpy.
OK, i will.
But i suspect maybe there is something 'wrong' in
server's message pump (i am using ics messageloop).
Can i put a log on the message
--- Wilfried Mestdagh <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello Robert,
>
> If I understeand whell it seems that you receive a
> particular packet
> double ? This is impossible with TCP.
>
No, its not double. Example :
at 14:00:01, client 1 send the 97th message. (1st
message to 96th message is rece
Thanks for the quick respond.
> Make sure that you never call
> Application.ProcessMessages (Or
> Showmessage()) from your OnClientDataAvailable
> handler.
No, there is no ProcessMessages or ShowMessage.
> Also, remember
> that if you send two messages from your client:
>
> Hi
> there
>
> T
Hi,
I am using threaded twsocketserver, and the logic is
similar to ThrdSrv (the example application). There
are about 30 clients connected, and send periodically
1 message until in total about 100 messages. For every
message, the server should retrieve, update, or insert
some data to oracle databa
