Is there a way to be notifyed (callback, event,...) when the connection of
socket was closed... The WinSock activex in vb6 had event ondisconnect...
I get exception when i try to send some data, but i need disconnect info
sooner.
I have a solution with timer that checks the state of socket, but i don't
like to use timers...
best re,
habix
3  1831 
If you have a pending read waiting on the Socket, it will fail with an
exception when the socket is closed. That should give you more timely
notification about the disconnection.
"HABJAN ®iga" <habix[AT]intelcom[DOT]si> wrote in message
news:bn******** @enews3.newsguy .com... Is there a way to be notifyed (callback, event,...) when the connection of
socket was closed... The WinSock activex in vb6 had event ondisconnect...
I get exception when i try to send some data, but i need disconnect info
sooner.
I have a solution with timer that checks the state of socket, but i don't
like to use timers...
best re,
habix
Thanks for response Will,
I found a sample class, that uses frameworks socket class and exports itself
with events and methods like WinSock.ocx in VB6. I looked up how the
disconnect event was raised:
The class uses async callbacks for reading the data, and when you call
EndReceive function on callback, the return value is BytesRead. If you get 0
bytes, the disconnect event is raised.
best re,
habix
"William Armstrong" <wi********@SPA Mcrowsnest-design.com> wrote in message
news:eI******** ******@TK2MSFTN GP12.phx.gbl... If you have a pending read waiting on the Socket, it will fail with an
exception when the socket is closed. That should give you more timely
notification about the disconnection.
"HABJAN ®iga" <habix[AT]intelcom[DOT]si> wrote in message
news:bn******** @enews3.newsguy .com... Is there a way to be notifyed (callback, event,...) when the connection
of socket was closed... The WinSock activex in vb6 had event
ondisconnect...
I get exception when i try to send some data, but i need disconnect info
sooner.
I have a solution with timer that checks the state of socket, but i
don't like to use timers...
best re,
habix
On Thu, 23 Oct 2003 12:14:39 +0200, "HABJAN ®iga"
<habix[AT]intelcom[DOT]si> wrote: Is there a way to be notifyed (callback, event,...) when the connection of
socket was closed... The WinSock activex in vb6 had event ondisconnect...
I get exception when i try to send some data, but i need disconnect info
sooner.
I have a solution with timer that checks the state of socket, but i don't
like to use timers...
best re,
habix
You should catch and handle the exception (fire your own event if you
need to). You will also note that a socket can be closed _during_ a
send or read operation. In fact, you should handle all exceptions.
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