simple question

[Technocrat]

AH, I see, this isn't a Windows program persay that's why they aren't using windows messaging to handle the events. But the basic idea is still the same. Where they have:

switch (buffer[0])
  {
  default:
    Disconnect(s);
    cout << "This Client Has Disconnected: " << ClientIp << endl;
    break;
  case 1:
    // DO SOMETHING IF YOU RECEIVE PACKET 1
    break; 
  case 2:
    // DO SOMETHING IF YOU RECEIVE PACKET 2
    break;
  }
} 

Is where you can call the class and function you need. An example would be lets say you setup a message called MSG_DOWNLOAD which has 1 assigned to it. When you send this message over the wire, it would fire in this the case event.

So using the previous code it would go something like this:

switch (buffer[0])
  {
  default:
    Disconnect(s);
    cout << "This Client Has Disconnected: " << ClientIp << endl;
    break;
  case MSG_DOWNLOAD:
    CSocket.Port_Connect(IP,PORT);
    CSocket.Download(sDIR,sFILE_NAME);
    break; 
  case 2:
    // DO SOMETHING IF YOU RECEIVE PACKET 2
    break;
  }
}