Thank's guy's for answering . I found your word's useful. I'm getting over the project , everithing seem's more clearly now.
I have a few things to acommodate and everithing seem's to work just fine.
I only have a question for you.I found myself in a situation , I cannot resolve . Maybe I haven't think for the right choice yet , but you can help me ..
I written the server and client code , for some sort of messenger ( mini-version ) , and I don't know ( I may know , but not having the right idea ) , how to implement something.
I want to make an easy thing.In the source code for the client , I want to implement someting like this :
-when the client want's to transmit data , it gets the buffer ( getstr(buffer) )
-when something arive at the client , some data , it 's print's the string's arived on main window.
I cannot implement this.How can I implement this in C ? I write some sort of code , down :
Code:
int nbytes;
for (;;)
{
if (nbytes=recv(listener,buf,sizeof(buf),0) >0 )
{
printw("%s\n",buf);
refresh();
}
else{
getstr(s);
send(listener,s,sterlen(s),0);}
}
The problem , is that this code , is how you see , non-useful and childish.
I want something simple , when I write data , on the client ( getstr(s) ) , to be sent ( to listener -> server ) and when I receive some data ( string's ) , to be printed on the main window.This is all.
The problem is that I cannot make this ..it block's .If I don't enter a string to be sent to the ( listener -> socket server ) , it won't print ( received data ).
Should I use files ?.. or something like that ..
A help , may be needed , if you guy's get the idea , what I want
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nlsrequest
nlsrequest(3NSL) Networking Services Library Functions nlsrequest(3NSL)NAME
nlsrequest - format and send listener service request message
SYNOPSIS
#include <listen.h>
int nlsrequest(int fildes, char *service_code);
extern int _nlslogt_errno;
extern char *_nlsrmsg;
DESCRIPTION
Given a virtual circuit to a listener process (fildes) and a service code of a server process, nlsrequest() formats and sends a service
request message to the remote listener process requesting that it start the given service. nlsrequest() waits for the remote listener
process to return a service request response message, which is made available to the caller in the static, null-terminated data buffer
pointed to by _nlsrmsg. The service request response message includes a success or failure code and a text message. The entire message is
printable.
RETURN VALUES
The success or failure code is the integer return code from nlsrequest(). Zero indicates success, other negative values indicate nlsre-
quest() failures as follows:
-1 Error encountered by nlsrequest(), see t_errno.
Positive values are error return codes from the listener process. Mnemonics for these codes are defined in <listen.h>.
2 Request message not interpretable.
3 Request service code unknown.
4 Service code known, but currently disabled.
If non-null, _nlsrmsg contains a pointer to a static, null-terminated character buffer containing the service request response message.
Note that both _nlsrmsg and the data buffer are overwritten by each call to nlsrequest().
If _nlslog is non-zero, nlsrequest() prints error messages on stderr. Initially, _nlslog is zero.
FILES
/usr/lib/libnls.so.1 shared object
ATTRIBUTES
See attributes(5) for descriptions of the following attributes:
+-----------------------------+-----------------------------+
| ATTRIBUTE TYPE | ATTRIBUTE VALUE |
+-----------------------------+-----------------------------+
|MT-Level |Unsafe |
+-----------------------------+-----------------------------+
SEE ALSO nlsadmin(1M), t_error(3NSL), t_snd(3NSL), t_rcv(3NSL), attributes(5)WARNINGS
nlsrequest() cannot always be certain that the remote server process has been successfully started. In this case, nlsrequest() returns
with no indication of an error and the caller will receive notification of a disconnect event by way of a T_LOOK error before or during the
first t_snd() or t_rcv() call.
NOTES
These interfaces are unsafe in multithreaded applications. Unsafe interfaces should be called only from the main thread.
SunOS 5.10 14 Nov 2002 nlsrequest(3NSL)
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