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Comment:

listening for TCP and UDP connection on the same port... how do you do this?

Name: Guy
Date: November 15, 2002 at 10:52:49 Pacific

Reply:

Hi - If I understand the question ...... You code both servers in the normal way. However, each server needs to be a separately executed program, or if this is not desired, then each 'server' needs to run as a separate process (fork()). Ditto for any (local) clients. Write a little code and experiment with this, it is very easy to do, there are bunches of examples for server/client code available on the net. The experiments I ran were all on Linux. I don't know how a Win TCP/IP stack will handle this sort of requirement. HTH, Guy

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