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From: John
Date: Tue, 22 Mar 2005 04:29

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I'm new to sockets and look for expert advice;
Say we have an application (built in BCB6)  running on our labtop PC with 
wireless network.
Assume that our wireless network is not very reliabable and occasionally we 
lose connection.
We want to send some binary data from our notebook to N number of other 
computers.
We also want to receive some other binary data packets from M number of 
other computers.
We want to have this communication to be as fast as possible and as reliable 
as possible. Both N and M would vary depending on various circumstances.

What would you advise for such a system?

Thx.

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