I think I know why it screws up. For testing purposes, I'm sending the.cpp file of the sender. Now, I created a.txt file of about the same size, with random Latin letters in there. Like the alphabet as we know it. This transfers perfectly. So there's nothing wrong with the loop or whatsoever.
It automatically ends the loop and prompts me for another filename. Because of this, I think there are some characters in the Send.cpp file that are larger than 1 byte. But there's something that doesn't make sense. How come the new file is exactly the same size as the original, with no single character missing?
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Anyways, I checked the return values, and this part of code (sender).
.using UDP as the underlying carrier while behaving as if it is TCP. We know that we need to use a buffer of some sort to transmit the file in pieces. Hello guys; I'm trying to send some large files over tcp and i found this piece of code which converts the file's bytes into a base64 string then sends it. I'm trying TCP file transfer on Linux. After establishing the connection, the server should send 'send.txt' to the client, and the client receives the file and saves it as 'receive.txt'. Call the File Send Command fileSend(absolute_file_fpath) On server side: Call fileReceive(fname). The file is saved where the server is running and the filename is known from passed fname char[] argument. Important Note. After each sendData, there has to be a recvData and after each recvData, there has to be a sendData for smooth transfer of data.
Tcp File Transfer Program In C
Member 13628212 17-Jan-18 7:24 17-Jan-18 7:24 I try to use the code in my project. I have already a created client and I have a referance to it in my code. I want to use the existing client instead of creating a new one.
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Doom serial key. The problam is that when I try to send the file the connection is closing and the program is unable to send the file. I believe that maybe the problam can be in the defenition of the client.
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The code I used for that is: NetworkStream ns = client.GetStream(); (client is my existing tcp client from his first logging in) Any solutions for the crushing connection?? (the downloaded project works well). Member 12495403 7-May-16 3:49 7-May-16 3:49 System.NullReferenceException: Object reference not set to an instance of an object. If you think conceptually of a 'layered communication stack', this is probably 'one layer above' raw tcp/bytes - how you wish to handle filenames etc is really up to you at a quick look, on receipt of a connection/bytes his 'receiver' pops up a dialog and asks where do you wish to store the file - obviously that assumes someone's on the receiver end waiting for it This is a wheel problem, surely? (as in 'dont re-invent the wheel') - kermit, ftp other file transfer protocols have all been developed 'on top of' tcp/ip and have dealt with this issue so as you surmise, one way of handling it might be to send the filename first - if I HAD to re-invent the wheel, I would probably start with some sort of packet identifier [w bytes] length of packet [x bytes] filename [y bytes up to y-(w+x+z) bytes] checksum [z bytes] once you've received and decoded the first 'packet', anything else you receive is 'data'.