| Title: | PATHWORKS V5 for DOS and Windows |
| Notice: | OS2LAN::OS2:[PUBLIC] is alive again, but not what it used to be |
| Moderator: | RANGER::CURLESS |
| Created: | Fri Feb 11 1994 |
| Last Modified: | Fri Jun 06 1997 |
| Last Successful Update: | Fri Jun 06 1997 |
| Number of topics: | 7404 |
| Total number of notes: | 27276 |
I have a customer who has the following:
Client: WFW v3.11 (no MS network), PW v6.0 eco2
Has a client application that uses Sybase SQL server
and is winsock-based. The interface for the database is CTLIB.
The client generates an alert, creating an "out-of-band" packet,
but PATHWORKS TCP/IP does not handle this. It fails with:
"Net lib protocol driver call to write data failed.
Write to socket sent failed. Error=10045."
Questions:
1. Does our TCP/IP stack conform to RFC 793?
2. Are there any values/parameters that can be added, to
say the pwtcp.ini file, for "out-of-band" packets?
Thank you for you help.
-Jennifer
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| 7393.1 | No out of band for TCPIP PW Client stack. | JAMIN::TELESETSKY | Wed May 21 1997 19:34 | 12 | |
No, the PW client TCPIP stack doesn't support out of band. You can't
send an ALERT via out of band. The user would experience an 10045
error which means that the 'operation is not supported'.
We do however, have a winsock.dll
v6.0.61 which isn't a widely distributed patch which will allow out of
band data to be sent as 'normal' to the stack. This patch resulted
as a solution for CLD34918.
Regards,
Marsha T.
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| 7393.2 | Where is winsock 6.0.61? | ALFSS2::OLSEN_G | Real Men Go Wireless! | Fri May 23 1997 14:08 | 9 |
Marsha,
I've taken over the case noted in .0.
Can I send that winsock to the customer - and if so, where is it?
Thanks,
Gary Olsen
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