Suppose I use "select" to wait many SOCKETs for writing, then after
select return, and I got some SOCKETs which are ready for writing. Then
if I use send() to send a big mount of bytes, does send() will block on
it? If so, is it necessary to use a separate send() thread for every
SOCKET? I don't want to use WSAxxxSelect() because of portablity.
Re: Sockets and Forwarding On Java ...writing non-text characters from/to network sockets? ...sockets, and what came through one had to be copied over to the other, I ...stream while another one is writing to its input stream -- or with ...Linux when I tried that. ... (comp.lang.java.help)
Re: Update service without restarting it ... If it was me I would talk to the service using sockets, instead of writing... i am writing some command into the file and my service is ... without restarting it? ... (microsoft.public.vc.mfc)
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Re: Advice on Writing my own socket code vs using MFC built in classes ..."justmehere" wrote in message ... of writing the sockets programming part of it. ... I have read somewhere that using MFC may be more difficult. ... CAsyncSocket is reliable and offers a few conveniences over writing your own socket code. ... (microsoft.public.vc.mfc)
Re: Sockets and Forwarding On Java ...writing non-text characters from/to network sockets? ...sockets, and what came through one had to be copied over to the other, I ...stream while another one is writing to its input stream -- or with ... BTW I'd consider using a simple generic proxy like netcat, ... (comp.lang.java.help)
