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- From: sanghvi@engr.latech.edu (Jasmine S. Sanghvi)
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- Subject: Netware (SPX) Programming Problem
- Date: 11 Jan 1993 04:38:10 GMT
- Organization: Louisiana Tech University
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- Dear Readers,
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- I have a problem with Netware API. I'm using SPX calls to communicate between a client
- and a server. Client executes SPXEstablishConnection(..) while the server is running
- SPXListenForConnection(..).
- After the connection is established, SPXEstablishConnection(..) returns Connection Id,
- whereas according to Rose's book SPXListenForConnection() does not return anything.
- So the client knows its connection id whereas server does not know the id.
- The calls SPXSendPacket(..) & SPXListenForPacket(..) both require connection id's as
- input params.
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- Is there anything i`m missing ? OR
- Is there anyway for server to know its connection id ?
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- Can anybody please help me ?
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- my email addr : sanghvi@engr.latech.edu
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- Thanks & rdgs,
- Jasmine.
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