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Read/Write TCP/IP port in Explorer
Name: MDJ Date: November 15, 2004 at 11:11:29 Pacific OS: Win 98 CPU/Ram: P3 256 MB RAM
Comment:
My program server.exe opens a TCP/IP port and listen for data request. When the data is requested, the server sends a string with fixed columns and separated with ;. (ex "1234;5678;abc;def;...;...")
How can I do that request and view the string with Internet Explorer?
I want to open the port. Make the request. Cut the string into columns and view the data in the Explorer.
I can change the format of the string in any way if nessasary.
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