Limitation on two concurrent function on non server operating
system could be problematic !
Again, not really an issue for proper server applications that should be
running on Windows Server, and not XP Pro or something which already have
a limit of five or 10 shares, but not usually sockets.
> Would be interesting to make some testing. It should be used with
> overlapped I/O to somewhat preserve the asynchronous nature of ICS.
Never used overlapped I/O, but a simple sync test of TransmitFile should
indicate if the performance increase is worth the effort.
> Of course, there won't
- Magenta Systems Ltd"
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Subject: [twsocket] TransmitFile Windows API
Browsing MSDN, I came across a winsock function that may speed up the ICS
FTP and HTTP servers, which in my testing are slower than others. It
seems to combine reading a file
Browsing MSDN, I came across a winsock function that may speed up the ICS
FTP and HTTP servers, which in my testing are slower than others. It
seems to combine reading a file and sending it over a socket. Possible
downside is client windows is restricted to two sessions at a time,
server windows
