I am really sorry but in principle I am not allowed to show the code.
I have implemented an event that is raised when something is
received. In that event I have a counter, it is just an
integer that is being incremented each time this event is
raised. I have a breakpoint in a timer event, I know only one
burst of UDP datagrams has been sent, and in the timer's
breakpoint I can see the state of the counter. The timeout is big enough to know that all the frames could be received.
Processing for me means that I am inserting information in a
database and I am looking for some information in some tables.
Then I see how the information is saved and I see that
I have saved correctly the first 228 frames but after that a
lot of datagrams have been lost from 2000 frames I have only
saved 284.
Today I have not been processing this information
and have inserted an sleep instruction and I see that exiting
after that sleep instruction when I look for the counter it
is 636, without that sleep instruction the number of frames
received was 2000. I have made another test, inserting the
frame received in a StringList and I have received the 2000
frames as well.
Is there any way to modify the size of the UDP buffer in
Windows?
Thank you again,
Silvia
