Re: [Synalist] Simply send a string over TCP/IP

[Tony C. <ton...@am...>]

Unless you use UDP or multicast broadcasts you need a "daemon" or a 
"service" at one end.
You connect to the server and then send back and forth, the server can 
also redirect messages to specific connections if need be.
The Echo server is all you need to get started.   I built the following 
off of the synapse echo server:
http://www.amsoftwaredesign.com   see the Lightning Messenger product.

Trust me the echo server is a excellent place to start.

Tony Caduto


synapse505 wrote:

>We are in dire need of a simple demo example showing how to:
>"Use synapse libaries to send a string of text from one PC to the other PC using
>networking."
>
>The echo client really doesn't show this, from what I can see (it's more of a
>daemon).
>
>The HTTP and FTP examples are great but we need a simple "TCP/IP send text"
>example.
>
>Now, if I get an example ready myself.. I'll post it.
>But I am just a newbie to synapse! So I can't do that yet.
>
>So after reading all sorts of flabbergasting and overwhelming stuff about sockets,
>blocks, etc., all I really wanted to do was just send some text from one PC to
>another PC.
>
>I think we should have a simple "tcp server/client demo" in the synapse zip
>package.
>
>When I do finally get going on a roll with synapse, I will make a website showing
>concrete examples of each function. (Or post them in the wiki.)
>
>Lars
>
>
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