Socket Programmin (Problem)

sim085

Hello, I have builded a Class that uses sockets to both connect and recieve data. Now I wanted my classes to only accept a connection from a known application, and thus I added an other class ("ValidationClass") that all it does is create a connection with the remote location, andsend a string to be validation. The other side would then check the data recieved and accept or recject the connection. However I have a problem. When I test everything, my server application does not tell me whether the connection has been accepted or not. However when I DEBUG my client side application, my server side tells me the correct result (Whether it was accpeted or not). Now the reason I can think why on DEBUG it works fine is that I take time to press F10 and the connection can be made correctly!! However I do not know how to make sure that my server side is initialized from the client side :( or vice versa Does anyone have any ideas? Thanks in advance for any help you may provide

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sim08521y ago
Ok, I solved the problem by joining all the bytes into one single byte array :)
sim08521y ago
[Some More Detail] I have been doing some intensive testing, and I have identified my problem!! The problem is that I have the following code: [Code: Start] // Getting a unique start end signal id for transmition. byte[] startEndSignal = Guid.NewGuid().ToByteArray(); // Sending the start end signal to the renote client. // to signify that the transmition has started. this.connectionSocket.BeginSend(startEndSignal, 0, startEndSignal.Length, 0, new AsyncCallback(OnSendData), this.connectionSocket); // Sending the actual data to the remote client. this.connectionSocket.BeginSend(data, 0, data.Length, 0, new AsyncCallback(OnSendData), this.connectionSocket); // Sending the start end signal to the renote client. // to signify that the transmition has ended. this.connectionSocket.BeginSend(startEndSignal, 0, startEndSignal.Length, 0, new AsyncCallback(OnSendData), this.connectionSocket); [Code: End] The reason I do it like this is so that my server object can continusly add the ammount of bytes being transmited, and thus I can send very big objects on the chanel. However for some reason the client adds the bytes up and send them to the server, so my server get confused. Does any one know how to prevent this, and I still can send three send calls at the same time?