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    hi all,

    i am writing a client server application and my server uses a thread per client,
    writing to the socket as follows

    Qt Code:
    1. socket.write(block) // block is of type QByteArray
    2. socket.waitForBytesWritten(-1)
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    does the command in the second line enforce all data t be actually written to the socket, which was in the block variable?
    the docu says just "it waits until a payload of data has been written".

    greetings

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    Default Re: waitForBytesWritten

    I don't thik it can 'enforce' anything, it only returns once data has been written, and will not reutrn as long as its not so.

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    Default Re: waitForBytesWritten

    so, is there a way to tell whether it's all send. or maybe some function returning the amount of data that is still in the socket's buffer?

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    Default Re: waitForBytesWritten

    so, is there a way to tell whether it's all send.
    Yes, as the docs say:
    ...Returns true if a payload of data was written to the device;
    So, if it returns false, not all data was written.
    You can use a timeout and ask bytesToWrite () to see howmany bytes are still wating to be written.

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    Default Re: waitForBytesWritten

    The data is written to the socket.

    My question is, is also sent to the receiver?

    Can the Nagel algorithm have something to do with this?
    How to turn that of on a Windows XP system?

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    Default Re: waitForBytesWritten

    What exactly you want to do?
    And what is the Nagel algoritm ?
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    In order to know if this has to do with the Nagel algorithm you could just flush and see if it gets to the receiver.

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    Default Re: waitForBytesWritten

    I want to send a large file and when the total file is sent I just want to send an ack.

    I Want the ack in a new TCP message. I have hard to find the ack when sniffing the network, once i found it last in the last "file" TCP message. Now, when introduced the flush, I cant find the ack anywhere.

    Qt Code:
    1. #define TCP_MAXBUF 0x08000 // max TCP send and receive size buffer 32768 (MAX right now)
    2.  
    3. // Send File
    4. do
    5. {
    6. // read file pattly
    7. qint64 bytesRead = vrFile->read((char *)buffer,TCP_MAXBUF);
    8.  
    9. int sentSize = pFPSocket->write(fileBuffer.data(), bytesRead);
    10. pFPSocket->flush();
    11. if(!pFPSocket->waitForBytesWritten(Timeout))
    12. {
    13. theLog->WriteLog(QString("Wait for bytes written timed out"),LOG_LEVEL_ERR);
    14. }
    15. }while(!vrFile->atEnd()) ;
    16.  
    17. // Send Ack
    18. QByteArray ackBuffer(7, 0);
    19. QDataStream outAck(&ackBuffer, QIODevice::WriteOnly);
    20.  
    21. outAck << (unsigned char)TCP_DISCONNECT;
    22. outAck << (quint32)1;
    23. outAck << (unsigned char)"¤";
    24.  
    25. int i = sizeof(TCPPacket);
    26. if(pFPSocket->write(ackBuffer.data(),6) < 6 )
    27. {
    28. // ERROR not total ack sent
    29. theLog->WriteLog(QString("Could not store %1, complete ack not sent.").arg(Filename),LOG_LEVEL_ERR);
    30. statusOK = false;
    31. }
    32.  
    33. pFPSocket->flush();
    34. if(!pFPSocket->waitForBytesWritten(Timeout))
    35. {
    36. // ERROR not total ack sent
    37. theLog->WriteLog(QString("Could not store %1, ack bytes not written.").arg(Filename),LOG_LEVEL_ERR);
    38. statusOK = false;
    39. }
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    Default Re: waitForBytesWritten

    Try this (I added another flush() between the "file" and "ack" packets):.

    Qt Code:
    1. #define TCP_MAXBUF 0x08000 // max TCP send and receive size buffer 32768 (MAX right now)
    2.  
    3. // Send File
    4. do
    5. {
    6. // read file pattly
    7. qint64 bytesRead = vrFile->read((char *)buffer,TCP_MAXBUF);
    8.  
    9. int sentSize = pFPSocket->write(fileBuffer.data(), bytesRead);
    10. pFPSocket->flush();
    11. if(!pFPSocket->waitForBytesWritten(Timeout))
    12. {
    13. theLog->WriteLog(QString("Wait for bytes written timed out"),LOG_LEVEL_ERR);
    14. }
    15. }while(!vrFile->atEnd()) ;
    16. //flush the file packet
    17. pFPSocket->flush();
    18. // Send Ack
    19. QByteArray ackBuffer(7, 0);
    20. QDataStream outAck(&ackBuffer, QIODevice::WriteOnly);
    21.  
    22. outAck << (unsigned char)TCP_DISCONNECT;
    23. outAck << (quint32)1;
    24. outAck << (unsigned char)"¤";
    25.  
    26. int i = sizeof(TCPPacket);
    27. if(pFPSocket->write(ackBuffer.data(),6) < 6 )
    28. {
    29. // ERROR not total ack sent
    30. theLog->WriteLog(QString("Could not store %1, complete ack not sent.").arg(Filename),LOG_LEVEL_ERR);
    31. statusOK = false;
    32. }
    33.  
    34. pFPSocket->flush();
    35. if(!pFPSocket->waitForBytesWritten(Timeout))
    36. {
    37. // ERROR not total ack sent
    38. theLog->WriteLog(QString("Could not store %1, ack bytes not written.").arg(Filename),LOG_LEVEL_ERR);
    39. statusOK = false;
    40. }
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