"Silvia" <silvia@correo.com> wrote in message
news:44981962@newsgroups.borland.com...
> I have developed a server program which is waiting for clients'
> data. Both of them are running in a Windows XP OS. The
> server has an UDP port waiting for the UDP datagrams sent by
> the client. The client opens several UDP ports with the same
> UDP port of the server. Each datagram is sent using a different
> port in the client to the same port in the server.
Which UDP components are you using?
> I have hundreds of UDP datagrams sent to the server. If I do
> not process the information received in the server I see that the
> server has received all the datagrams.
How are you seeing that?
> However if I perform any operation or I make sleep the server each
> time a datagram is received I only receive 200 UDP datagrams, I
> loss a lot of datagrams.
UDP does not guarantee delivery like TCP does.
> I have been spying the communications and the datagrams reach
> properly the server's PC, the problems is with my program.
What does the actual code look like?
> Which one is the buffer size of the UDP port? How can I modify
> this buffer?
Can't answer that without knowing how you are using the UDP sockets to begin
with.
Gambit
