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Thread: IOCP Server - VB6

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    Re: IOCP Server - VB6

    Quote Originally Posted by couttsj View Post
    Have you tried the supplied GetFile program? It uses SimpleSck, which is older and slower, but it should still work.

    I am close to having the remote picture viewer ready for posting. It crashes when downloading an 11 MB file, but works fine with a 1.6 MB file.

    J.A. Coutts
    you need upload a full project for test.use project group
    one is server,one is client,only for click send file

    but your project i try about 3 hours,can't run it together

    As long as the design is good, 100MB or 1000MB can be sent completely

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    Re: IOCP Server - VB6

    Quote Originally Posted by xiaoyao View Post
    you need upload a full project for test.use project group
    one is server,one is client,only for click send file

    but your project i try about 3 hours,can't run it together

    As long as the design is good, 100MB or 1000MB can be sent completely
    I presume you have defined the SharePath in the server. The default is C:\share\ and it is located in ModMT.

    J.A. Coutts

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    Re: IOCP Server - VB6

    Quote Originally Posted by couttsj View Post
    I presume you have defined the SharePath in the server. The default is C:\share\ and it is located in ModMT.

    J.A. Coutts
    You need to design a code that works out of the box
    For example, the client can click to send and the server can receive.

    Maybe I'm wrong. This is a function similar to FTP download.
    There are many files on the server and clients. Send the command and then get the data from it.

    The main reason is that your example is not complete.

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