Hi,



I've created a socket like this:

ipAddress = ipAddress.Parse(strAddress)
ipRemoteEP = New IPEndPoint(ipAddress, nPort)

m_Socket = New Socket(AddressFamily.InterNetwork, SocketType.Stream,
ProtocolType.Tcp)
m_Socket.BeginConnect(ipRemoteEP, AddressOf ConnectCallback, m_Socket)

and that all works fine (ie. the ConnectCallBack function is called when the
connection is made). However, I've hit a snag: How do I get signalled when
the remote server disconnects (crashes/shuts down/closes the
connection/etc)?

Thanks,
Alain

On 2010-02-13, Alain Dekker <abdekker@newsgroup> wrote:

> Hi,
>
> I've created a socket like this:
>
> ipAddress = ipAddress.Parse(strAddress)
> ipRemoteEP = New IPEndPoint(ipAddress, nPort)
>
> m_Socket = New Socket(AddressFamily.InterNetwork, SocketType.Stream,
> ProtocolType.Tcp)
> m_Socket.BeginConnect(ipRemoteEP, AddressOf ConnectCallback, m_Socket)
>
> and that all works fine (ie. the ConnectCallBack function is called when the
> connection is made). However, I've hit a snag: How do I get signalled when
> the remote server disconnects (crashes/shuts down/closes the
> connection/etc)?
>

You don't... That's because that's how tcp/ip is implemented. You know when
the remote host is down when you do a receive on the socket and it returns 0.

--
Tom Shelton