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Hi chivo,<br />
It is only possible if you use UDP.<br />
Actually you can implement some protocol in which using UDP you can do retransmisions and stuff to ensure relability at a user level.This might be combursome but is only solution if you dso not want to put length headers in your data packets.<br />

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Hi chivo,
It is only possible if you use UDP.
Actually you can implement some protocol in which using UDP you can do retransmisions and stuff to ensure relability at a user level.This might be combursome but is only solution if you dso not want to put length headers in your data packets.


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Hi,<br />
<br />
I am programming a TCP Client in VC++6.0 (using WinSock DLL 2.0, stream socket) that recieves messages having different lengths from the Server. The message length is not included in the message and no special end-character is used. Nevertheless, I need to know where one message stops and the next message begins.<br />
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How can I do this ?<br />
Thanxs.
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Hi,

I am programming a TCP Client in VC++6.0 (using WinSock DLL 2.0, stream socket) that recieves messages having different lengths from the Server. The message length is not included in the message and no special end-character is used. Nevertheless, I need to know where one message stops and the next message begins.

How can I do this ?
Thanxs.

TCP datastream message length

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