> socket. If that queue is full a connecting client gets a winsock error
> (I forgot the error number).
I think it is the normal 10061 (connection refused). A whell behaving
client should do at least a certain count of retrys.
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Paul wrote:
> I still have one question :when I use a Windows2003 server , what is the
> value I should use or can I set it to 200 anyway on any version of
> Windows server ?
If it's set higher then supported by the OS it shouldn't hurt.
The listenbacklog is a queue/buffer sitting in front of the
Hi Bjørnar,
thanks for your comment.
I still have one question :when I use a Windows2003 server , what is the value
I should use or can I set it to 200 anyway on any version of Windows server ?
Paul
>It's the OS that get notified when a client wants to connecto to your
>program. If the B
gards Bjørnar
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> Subject: [twsocket] Listenbacklog
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> Hi all,
>
> I have a written an application that uses t
Hi all,
I have a written an application that uses the Httpsrv component but I don't
know the exact meaning of the property 'listenbacklog' which is automatically
set to 5.
What does it stand for and what value should I use.
Is there a difference using it on a WinXP pro or on an Windows2003 serv
