CAsyncSocket and Data limitations

[Valius]

When ever I send something over the network using my program, I am only limited to about 4 bytes in the buffer. What's going on? I have my buffer declared as a char[4096]. This should be plenty of room to store more than 4 bytes. Any and all info is greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance!

Niky Williams
NTS Marketing
Niky.Williams@NTSMarketing.com

 

[Cagliostro]

You should sed data with smaller portions (datagrames). John Fill

ivfmd@mail.md

 

[Valius]

The only problem with datagrams is that they are connectionless....I won't know for sure if they get to their destination unless I start sending "verification messages". That's why I wanted to use a Streaming socket. I figgured it would be easiest and I was sure that my data got to where it was supposed to go. I just don't understand why there is somesort of "data cap" on how much data I can send using a streaming socket. I guess I'm just confused...I guess that's what I get for begin a green horn in this matter. Thanks for your time and input!

Niky Williams

 

[Valius]

Okay, I feel like an idiot. It's fixed, thanks for your time anyway!

Niky Williams