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Hello A1880, did you notice, that characters 129,141,143,144 and 157 are represented as 63 ? That is my problem. Greetings Vicente
Thank you for your comments so far, A1880. Maybe you or anybody else has time to try my little server client application. The client sends a complete range of charcters to the server. As you will notice, the strange thing is, that characters -127,-115,-113,-112,-99 are not represented correctly. I am unable to find out what might be the reason for this. I am quit sure, that the problem is on the server side, as I tried the server application sending the characters from an externalhardware. The r...
Manuel said: "You are also able to use the Javasocket directly" Could anybody give an example how to do that in Jabaco ? Thanks Vicente
Hello, maybe anybody has a quick solution to my problem. In my application I get binary data which I read in with the winsock control. Here the code: Private Sub Winsock1_DataArrival(ByVal bytesTotal As Long) Dim i As Integer Dim Data() As Byte 'Winsock1.GetData Data ,vbByte //This line works in VB6 Data = Winsock1.GetData For i = 0 To (UBound(Data)) ReDim Preserve Datax(DataxCount) Datax(DataxCount) = Data(i) DataxCount = DataxCount + 1 Next i End Sub In VB6 it is working fine. But with jabaco,...
