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Setting timeout while waiting for server response.

Asked by celine in Visual Basic Programming

Tags: after, does, response, server, waiting

I have a tcpip client and tcpip server program. After transfering 1 file to the server, server program will acknowledge with a reply. Somehow, after transfering some files, the server is unable to send a reply back to the client. Therefore, I would like to set a timeout at my client program such that say after waiting for 1 min, it will disconnect if there is no reply from the server. Where can I set the timeout? Also, does anybody know why the server will stop responding aftering receiving a few files? Is it because of not enough memory?

 
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