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VB Forum / General 2 / April 2007Split Data According to length
Hi Problem: I am using vb6.0 in client application. we r using winsock control to send data in bytes to server. the program is successful but if data is large ie eg 90 kb it wont connect to server so we have send data in nine chunks what i m trying to do i have to chexk the size of the string(Data) using lenb and if size iz greater then 10 kb for eg if data is of 25 kb then i would have to split data in 10kb,10kb and 5kb data . How to divide data(string) in chunks of 10kb split function has paramenters string and the delimeter ,bur to split data according to size >Hi > [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] >split function has paramenters string and the delimeter ,bur to split >data according to size S$ = Mid$( Src$, StartPos, ChunkLen ) I'm not sure why you are using LenB() - I would expect the Unicode to be converted to ANSI Also I would send smaller chunks, you'll not see much change in speed, but if you run into problems you'll see it quicker (or rather you'll be able to recover more quickly if you build in an intelligent resume) HI I am using lenb bcoz my string has japaneese characters and hence to get the exact length in bytes as japaneese character is more then 1 bye Thanx for ur suggestion to break data in small chumks and the syntax , Do any one have any idea of about how much data we can send through sockets.(winsock control in vb6.0) >HI > >I am using lenb bcoz my string has japaneese characters and hence to >get the exact length in bytes as japaneese character is more then 1 >bye Not in Unicode - in Unicode all characters are 2 bytes long >Thanx for ur suggestion to break data in small chumks and the syntax , >Do any one have any idea of about how much data we can send through >sockets.(winsock control in vb6.0) If it starts off as a Byte Array then I would send a Byte Array From VB5 Help File :- 'When a UNICODE string is passed in, it is converted to an ANSI string before being sent out on the network.' Simply have a smaller Byte Array and copy in the relevant bytes. I've no idea of the maximum amount of data you can send, the only restriction is down to the thing receiving the data - it could just sit there all day receiving gigabytes |
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