Sending a data with TCP

[Anonymous]

Hi, I’m working on a server project and I must ask this. If I want to send ~4kb data with TCP (from client to server), Is the server TCP listener can handle this data with one more operation? Namely I sent ~4kb data and server received this data with 2 operation like 1: ~1kb, 2: ~3kb. Is that impossible? (If this impossible I’ll send data with a header)

[Anonymous]

Heya freaka61,

Welcome to our forums. May I clarify that you are using our library to perform the TCP send?

Regards,
Marc

[Anonymous]

Yes. I’ll use networkcomms.

[Anonymous]

Sorry, I don’t think I understand your question.

If you use our network library and send 4KB of data you are guaranteed to receive exactly 4KB of data.

Regards,
Marc

[Anonymous]

Namely if I implement a system like this:

private void HandleData(byte[] data)
{
   Console.WriteLine("> {0}", Encoding.UTF8.GetString(data));
}

If I send “asdfghjkl” with your library (TCP), may I take a output like this:

> asd
> fghj
> kl

I mean if client send a data in one operation, may server receives this data in one more operations?

[Anonymous]

Using NetworkComms.Net you do not need to encode your own data, your HandleData method only needs to be the following for a string:

private void HandleData(string data)
{
   Console.WriteLine("{0}", data);
}

This is guaranteed to be received as one operation.

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