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Great code, great work!!!
Left by: burns  ( Shanghai, China ) on 10 March 2005 09:01:41

I started to code a socks5 proxy server with IOCP days ago,and I encountered a problem.A socks5 proxy server mostly transfers data between the client and the remote server.

Client <--> Socks Server <--> Remote Server

The problem:
If socks server receives message from client side,and if this I/O completes,socks server will send the message to the remote server;then the socks server must issue a new WSARecv() call,but what's the direction to receive data because there are two situations.

1.If socks server receives the entire message from the client side,it has to call WSARecv(RemoteServerSocket,.....) to prepare to get data from the remote server side.
2.If socks server only receives part of the whole message from the client side,
it has to call WSARecv(ClientSocket,......) to get the rest of the message form client side.

In short,the problem is how to determine whether we has receives the entire message from the client side or not.

Is it any way to solve that?

Thanks

Left by: Ben  ( Vancouver, B.C, Canada ) on 26 January 2005 14:56:01

Thank you very much for your excellent TCP/IP socket server object. Very useful.
Left by: Thomas  ( Italy ) on 20 January 2005 10:09:44

take a look at mine
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Left by: amazing  ( USA, USA ) on 10 January 2005 22:57:25

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Left by: Buy xanax  ( Texas, Tx, USA ) on 10 January 2005 11:51:51

Great works,Thanks for your contribution to winsock programming!This is the best architecture I have ever seen.
Left by: wintrader  ( Beijing, Beijing, China ) on 10 September 2004 04:18:45

good.
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Left by: si wei  ( nanjing, 210000, China ) on 02 September 2004 13:00:27

I have read your articles about socket servers on codeproject.com. They are really helpful for the programmers to gain an insight into the reusable, extensible and robust model of software design. Congrats on their success. :) Keep doing ya good things.
Left by: Feroz Zahid  ( ) on 05 July 2004 08:04:04

Your Article is good.

Thanks.

a programmer in chn.
Left by: JKai-Xuanyuan  ( Haidian, Beijing, China ) on 10 April 2004 20:25:45

Congratulations for the script COM+DumpApp.vbs and COM+InstallApp.vbs published over The Code Project.
these are very useful.

Claudio - www.heidel.com.ar

Left by: Claudio Heidel  ( Madrid, Spain, Spain ) on 31 March 2004 17:55:01

Thanks(not thinks:)
^_^
Left by: ruie  ( China ) on 26 February 2004 22:45:57

Thinks for your codes and articles!
Left by: ruie  ( China ) on 26 February 2004 22:43:35

I'm like to programming at night. It is a good feeling when listening music and code slip from you finger.
VC++,JAVA is my best favorite language.
Left by: lbcdlg  ( Beijing, Beijing, China ) on 02 December 2003 04:41:57

Hey! nice stuffs for VC++ programmers. Lot of thankx for it.
Left by: Koushik Ghosh  ( Kolkata, Westbengal, India ) on 21 October 2003 06:55:04

Hi Len,
Your article helped a lot while figuring out how to write extensible applications.
Thanks
Left by: Ujjawal Bagga  ( Pune, Maharashtra, India ) on 18 October 2003 09:03:31

Great Site! You've done this well - stay on and visit my
Left by: Stefan Frinko  ( Demmstedt, Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, Germany ) on 21 September 2003 13:41:26

Hello,
The articles are extremely helpful. I would like to thank Len for all his help.
Left by: Sami Islam  ( Hannover, Niedersachsen, Germany ) on 04 June 2003 09:21:09

nice
Left by: james  ( ) on 09 May 2003 21:09:27

Just read your codeproject.com article - superb. would have saved hours....sorry years on my latest project.
keep up the good work!
Left by: ewan  ( ntk, ntk, United Kingdom ) on 01 October 2002 22:12:25

Hi. I'm very grateful for your articles on CP.
Here is a suggestion for improving this site:
The preloading of the navigation images doesn't work for opera 6.04.
Left by: Hugo Hallman  ( Stockholm, Sweden, Sweden ) on 08 August 2002 19:03:23

Trawling for OLEDB articles, found this site through CodeProject. Thanks for taking the time to write them, its pretty much the only useful (Non Microsoft) resource Ive found.
Left by: Richard Dawson  ( London, United Kingdom ) on 24 July 2002 16:54:53

Just procrastinating.... ;). Cool articles!
Left by: Matus  ( www.aephid.com, ) on 24 July 2002 08:52:52

I was interested in CORBA Programming.I am basically Component Programmer andf now working in dot net technology.Can you provide me some articles using CORBA
Left by: Vara Prasad  ( Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India ) on 23 July 2002 09:15:29

Hi Len,

I learned of your web site from your response to my winsock question/problem in the news groups. Your response was consistent with your web site -- professional andinformative. Thank you for
Left by: Bryce May  ( Grand Junction, Michigan, United States ) on 28 June 2002 14:40:28

Hi Len,
I've seen your nice articles in the CodeProject's COM/DCOM/COM/+ site and reached your own site.
Several days ago, I've also contributed an article about IConnectionPointContainer to the site.
I think it's better to make my own HP site to English.
Thank you,

Left by: Yasuhiko Yoshimura  ( Osaka, Japan ) on 06 June 2002 10:43:41

Len,
I have read and downloaded your articles and the JBSocketServer stuff from CodeProject.
Well done, clear and informative presentation.

Thanks
Left by: john cox  ( Adelaide, SA, Australia ) on 30 May 2002 06:50:52

Hello there,

Just to let you know I've noticed your site which I got
to from the mention on the PCG. I thought you've
structured your site very well. It could do with a little
more colour I felt (maybe a stock photo or two?), but
apart from that , an excellent marketing tool.

You might be interested in this designer. He's been
a great help to me.

Contact Information

His name is “René Ertzinger”.


Left by: Brian Curnow  ( Camberley, Surrey, United Kingdom ) on 19 April 2002 06:55:49

Hi Len,

I am currently developing a tunnelling http server and I frequently peruse the MSDN bulletin boards for inspiration. I hit a problem regarding template classes and the MFC (in particluar the socket classes) and was pleased to receive information from another MSDN bulletin board contributor about JetByte and the template macros documented here. I have been able to sucessfully continue the design and implementation of my server application using the JetByte Macros and would like to take this opportunity in showing my appreciation.

Cheers,

KK.
Left by: Kramer  ( London, United Kingdom ) on 13 March 2002 10:37:41

Hi Len,

I have visited your webpages several times over the past two years. I have looked at, and used some your Win32 and MFC code. Compared to the previous, rather ugly :-; design, this looks great.

Keep up the good work !

Left by: Andreas Smolle  ( Munich / Innsbruck, Austria / Germany, ) on 14 September 2001 09:11:22

Saw your message in the PCG forum. Have looked at your website, will record your details and contact you when we have something specific of interest. If you have an emailable company brochure please send to Richard@pendragon-is.com and he will contact you directly. Best Regards. Maxine
Left by: Maxine Preston-Allen  ( ) on 20 July 2001 10:19:52

Ok, so here's a message so that the board isn't empty... Perhaps this will make people more likely to leave messages. Oh, and making up an email address is ok if you dont want to leave your real one...
Left by: Len Holgate  ( London, United Kingdom ) on 20 July 2001 08:28:41