Re: [Q] CoreFoundation functions or Cocoa classes to make a server socket?
Re: [Q] CoreFoundation functions or Cocoa classes to make a server socket?
- Subject: Re: [Q] CoreFoundation functions or Cocoa classes to make a server socket?
- From: email@hidden
- Date: Wed, 28 Jan 2009 21:17:11 +0000
Hi JongAm,
won't you have terrible trouble listening on a port because, usually,
most people's Macs / Macbooks are behind typical WiFi routers,
firewalls, etc etc?
Or do you mean in a situation like a corporate situation where you
control all the machines and teh connections are internal only?
Kindly, JP
Hello.
I already use NSInput/OutputStream to communicate with a server.
However, to get notification from the server, my client should
register to the server, then server tries connect back to my client.
At first I thought that connecting to the server and obtaining
in/out stream would do it, but it turned out that my client program
should listen to a port. However, it doesn't seem to me that there
are classes or functions in Cocoa and Core Foundation framework.
Am I missing something? or should I create a server socket for
listening using BSD calls?
I don't think that Apple doesn't support creation of such server
socket in Cocoa/Core Foundation.
So probably I'm missing something..
Thank you.
JongAm Park
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