I am looking for someone to help me out with an Asynchronous Socket module... Is anyone willing to help for a beer money budget?
Basically I need a module I can plug into my software that I can call to say "create socket" and "send to that socket", in the meantime it needs to listen asynchronously. I have a basic means of this working, but I know the problem is that the app cannot tell the socket is closed etc, so it needs to accomodate this...
If anyone is willing to help please let me know and name your price, bearing in mind the beer money budget
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I appreciate this thread has been viewed 150 times, but no replies... Out of curiosity, is that because I am offering payment of Beer Money quantity, or is that just a lack of interest / experience in sockets as I am looking to use the module as?
"Wisdom is only truly achieved, when you realise you dont know everything" ... I must be a genius because I always have to ask stupid questions...
Pointing an idiot like me in the right direction, is always appreciated by the idiot, explaining how to do what you have pointed the idiot to, is appreciated even more. I apologise to all experienced coders who will think I am an idiot, you are right, I am an idiot, but I am an idiot who is trying to learn
I'm almost always willing to do a job especially if the money matches the task. My issue is not with the money but with the topic. I do not know enough about working with sockets... The one time that I tried, I got so frustrated that I gave up.
I just want to clarify, I am not criticising anyone for not replying, I was just merely trying to understand (having not tried to hire a dev before) if "beer money" was basically an offensive offer to make to a dev!
I must admit though, if It wasn't for the fact its essential to my project, I would have given up by now!
"Wisdom is only truly achieved, when you realise you dont know everything" ... I must be a genius because I always have to ask stupid questions...
Pointing an idiot like me in the right direction, is always appreciated by the idiot, explaining how to do what you have pointed the idiot to, is appreciated even more. I apologise to all experienced coders who will think I am an idiot, you are right, I am an idiot, but I am an idiot who is trying to learn
Just to say, I still need help with this, so if anyone is still interested and feels comfortable with the task, it would be greatly appreciated
"Wisdom is only truly achieved, when you realise you dont know everything" ... I must be a genius because I always have to ask stupid questions...
Pointing an idiot like me in the right direction, is always appreciated by the idiot, explaining how to do what you have pointed the idiot to, is appreciated even more. I apologise to all experienced coders who will think I am an idiot, you are right, I am an idiot, but I am an idiot who is trying to learn
What kind of module? A DLL? Or a class in a specific language? If so, what language?
I have not yet gotten as far as to understanding a DLL incorporation, I have been working with classes in vb.net 2010.
I enclose a sample of what I currently use.
Ideally, I would want to run the following logic: (SockMod is Socket Module, and however you desire to write it).
>App takes string of data, sends to SockMod
>SockMod checks "is connection open already?" if Yes - then send data down the socket, if No then create a new Socket.
>SockMod returns a data value to my app, which my app can read in (e.g. Response 1). My app uses this data whilst SockMod awaits further reply from the app.
>SockMod receives further responses and returns those to my app.
>Other application closes the socket down. SockMod checks to see if the socket is closed, if so, it tells the app through whatever means, the socket is now closed (perhaps a variable in my app can be used).
>Repeats the above, as socket is closed by other app, it then creates a new socket.
If at all possible, though, not essential - it would be great if SockMod could give the socket a reference for my app. For Example, it could reply to my app and say "Socket <Insert Reference> opened on IP x Port Y", likewise "Socket <Insert Reference> Closed to IP X Port Y"
EDIT: Please forgive the mess of the code!
Last edited by JayCR; Feb 1st, 2016 at 06:58 AM.
"Wisdom is only truly achieved, when you realise you dont know everything" ... I must be a genius because I always have to ask stupid questions...
Pointing an idiot like me in the right direction, is always appreciated by the idiot, explaining how to do what you have pointed the idiot to, is appreciated even more. I apologise to all experienced coders who will think I am an idiot, you are right, I am an idiot, but I am an idiot who is trying to learn
i have sent you a PM but am not sure it went through (sent items is shown empty?!). i initially wanted to include the actual code for your problem but this resulted in a message too long for this board. PM me if you have not got my message otherwise contact me by mail (my address in the PM) so that i can send the source.
Do you have an update on this? Did the code i sent you work for you?
Hi Matey,
Unfortunately I havent had chance as of yet... With a new baby in the house, and work was dead up until two days before you sent the code, Since then I have been thrown from here to there and everywhere in between lol.
I am hoping things settle down soon, as soon as I can get the code plugged in, I will definitely give you a shout! if nothing else, I will owe you beer money if it works! I still have your email so even if I dont touch base on here straight away, I will drop you an email
"Wisdom is only truly achieved, when you realise you dont know everything" ... I must be a genius because I always have to ask stupid questions...
Pointing an idiot like me in the right direction, is always appreciated by the idiot, explaining how to do what you have pointed the idiot to, is appreciated even more. I apologise to all experienced coders who will think I am an idiot, you are right, I am an idiot, but I am an idiot who is trying to learn