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I've got a question to bounce off of some of those developers out there familiar with AppGameKit Sockets.

I've got a Server written in VB.NET and a Client written in AGK2.20. The connection between the client and server gets established fine, the client can send a string to the server, the server is able to print the string to a textbox no problems. When I try to send a string to the client from the server, the client locks up when doing GetSocketString(SocketID). The string is created server side with a 4 byte length value first which is appended to the front of the string being sent. If I call GetSocketBytesAvailable(SocketID) on the client, it shows the proper number of Bytes in the string that it has received, but when I call GetSocketString(SocketID), the application goes not responding. As soon as I shutdown the server and terminate the connection from the server though (by killing it server-side), the AppGameKit application resumes and starts responding, and it prints the string sent from the server OK. Is there something I should be calling after GetSocketString(SocketID) to complete receiving the packet, similar to the FlushSocket(SocketID) when you send data?

Thoughts?

Rob

Disregard, fixed it server side, had to call the Socket.Send 4 Byte Length Value, then Socket.Send String and it worked fine.

Fixed it server side,

I was calling Socket.SendData only once, I had to do Socket.SendData Len(String) and Socket.SendData String and it worked fine now.