Use select with sysFilesStdIn (or some such) in readfds. When you get it
then do evtGetEvent. But be careful, you must specify a timeout of 0 on the
evtGetEvent because some events are discarded internally so select may tell
you there is one there but evtGetEvent will not have one to return
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Subject: RE: Sockets and Events
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Bobby Kolev [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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> Subject: Re: Sockets and Events
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> Use INetLibGetEvent instead of EvtGetEvent and look for
> inetSockReadyEvent.
> I think that's when you have sent a request and are waiting for the
> response.
> More info in reference.pdf for SDK3.5 page 774.
>
> I don't think the server could initiate the thing, but you can check that.
>
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I don't think this helps. I'm currently using NetLib, not INetLib -
as far as I've been able to tell, INetLib doesn't exist on anything but Palm
VII (correct me if I'm wrong though). In fact, I tried to use INetLib before
I was aware of NetLib, and had instant problems - SysLibFind() fails for
"INet.lib" on a Palm Vx.
Looking at the documentation, there doesn't seem to be a NetLib
equivalent of INetLibGetEvent(). I suspect this means I'm going to have to
do it the hard way 8-(
Pete
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