Hi All,
Can someone please confirm that the following is a bug? I've searched both
this list and the regular .NET list, and in Microsofts KB, and didn't find
any reference to this behavior:
When calling Socket.Select method with a timeout, and the *timeout expires*,
an exception is thrown of type System.ArgumentException. The exception is
thrown from a method called by Socket.Select (Socket.SelectFileDescriptor).
The documentation of Socket.Select doesn't mention this exception.
When the socket is ready for reading (or writing) before the timeout
expires, there's no exception.
The following is the code snippest that casued this behavior:
// Check if the socket is ready for reading.
Socket[] readList = new Socket[1];
readList[0] = m_Socket;
Socket.Select(readList, null, null, timeout); // This line throws the
exception when the timeout expires
if (readList.Length > 0)
{
// This is not the full implementation
bytesReceived += m_Socket.Receive(buffer, bytesReceived, byteMissing,
SocketFlags.None);
}
Thnaks,
Lidor
Lidor Wyssocky
Software Infrastructure and Tools
NDS Technologies Israel
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