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Number of queued Session Requests using sAccept
Keywords: sAccept
Question:
When using WinBatch to build a TCP/IP server application (internet extender), the app use Saccept to wait for inbound connection requests. How many connection requests can be queued to the Saccept? My app is design to accept the connection, process the app request, and close the socket, then loop back and process the next request. No need to multitask/mutliuser as user app requests are short.Answer:
It can queue up something like 3 or 5 requests.Article ID: W12666
Filename: Number of Queued Session Requests using sAccept.txt
File Created: 1999:04:15:16:48:48
Last Updated: 1999:04:15:16:48:48