one thing to keep in mind is that i've written multiple
tcp apps in .net 2002 and 2003, and haven't seen this
problem before. I have a simple socket app where a
client sends some # of bytes to the server, where the
server responds back with the same # bytes. i set this
value to 441 bytes (so that it is an odd number). the
server receives 8,000 bytes. always. no matter what.
every single time. i send 441 bytes 1 time and the
server receives 8,000 bytes. the bytes are repeated
almost 20 times. i check the data and it matches what i
sent, except it's repeated over and over. i'm posative
i'm sending it only once. i wrote a routine to record
the # of sends and the # received and it looks like this
(based on a timer). send/receive:
1/8
2/16
3/24
4/32
i've changed the # of bytes i send to 1,000, 500, 441,
etc and it ALWAYS shows up as 8,000 bytes. what the heck
is going on!?!?!?! this is driving me nuts.
also, i'm working on a single box using ip 127.0.0.1.
thanks.
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On 2003-10-29, <an*******@disc ussions.microso ft.com> <an*******@disc ussions.microso ft.com> wrote: one thing to keep in mind is that i've written multiple
tcp apps in .net 2002 and 2003, and haven't seen this
problem before. I have a simple socket app where a
client sends some # of bytes to the server, where the
server responds back with the same # bytes. i set this
value to 441 bytes (so that it is an odd number). the
server receives 8,000 bytes. always. no matter what.
every single time. i send 441 bytes 1 time and the
server receives 8,000 bytes. the bytes are repeated
almost 20 times. i check the data and it matches what i
sent, except it's repeated over and over. i'm posative
i'm sending it only once. i wrote a routine to record
the # of sends and the # received and it looks like this
(based on a timer). send/receive:
1/8
2/16
3/24
4/32
i've changed the # of bytes i send to 1,000, 500, 441,
etc and it ALWAYS shows up as 8,000 bytes. what the heck
is going on!?!?!?! this is driving me nuts.
also, i'm working on a single box using ip 127.0.0.1.
thanks.
Can you create a simple demo that recreates your problem? I've never
experienced or seen anything like what your describing...
--
Tom Shelton
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