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Article #1909Problem separating messages...
From: Josh Arnold
Date: Thu, 28 Sep 2006 17:31
Date: Thu, 28 Sep 2006 17:31
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Now that I have my sockets "working" I have the following problem. I send a short message (all ASCII) to the server (an emdedded device in this case). The server receives the message from my application and then formulates a response. I send a lot of these short messages rapidly. The problem is that when my application receives the responses they are all lumped together in a single message. This makes it impossible to parse. What is the trick to getting the OnRead event to fire onece for each message? Does the response from the server need to be terminated with a special character? Thanks in advance, Josh
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