Hi,
I'm implementing an asynchron socket Receiving method and I have a
question about EndReceive.
Read()
{
Socket.BeginRec eive(buf,0,buf. Length,0,new
AsyncCallback(R eadCallback),dp );
}
ReadCallback(IA syncResult asyncRes)
{
...
int bytesRead = Socket.EndRecei ve(asyncRes);
...
}
My question is now, what happens if I try to receive a datapacket
which is greater than the buffer buf? EndReceive returns when when the
buffer buf is full. Can I call EndReceive again? or should I restart
Read()? But how can I know that there are datas waiting for reading?
Thanks
André Betz http://www.andrebetz.de 1  4224 
Hi, EndReceive returns when when the buffer buf is full.
No, it may retrun less bytes than buffer, because of it ALWAYS see hwo much
int bytesRead = Socket.EndRecei ve recived.
Can I call EndReceive again? or should I restart
No, you must start from BeginRecieve again
Read()? But how can I know that there are datas waiting for reading?
You don't need to know that, BeginRecieve waits data to arrive.
"Andre" <sk******@gmx.d e> wrote in message
news:be******** *************** ***@posting.goo gle.com... Hi,
I'm implementing an asynchron socket Receiving method and I have a
question about EndReceive.
Read()
{
Socket.BeginRec eive(buf,0,buf. Length,0,new
AsyncCallback(R eadCallback),dp );
}
ReadCallback(IA syncResult asyncRes)
{
...
int bytesRead = Socket.EndRecei ve(asyncRes);
...
}
My question is now, what happens if I try to receive a datapacket
which is greater than the buffer buf? EndReceive returns when when the
buffer buf is full. Can I call EndReceive again? or should I restart
Read()? But how can I know that there are datas waiting for reading?
Thanks
André Betz
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