And if it is on the simulator maybe you don't have the 
"settings->communication->redirect netlib calls to host tcp/ip" selected?



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Ahh right.

I don't work with non-blocking sockets too often, so I
forgot about how they worked.

Just throwing ideas up in the air... are you testing
the application in the simulator or on the actual
device -- If from the device, could it be some kind of
port being blocked from the ISP?

I haven't really heard of any of them doing that, but
I'm not sure what else would be the problem.

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> I think her error would be "netErrWouldBlock" then
> if that was the case.
> 
> I could be wrong!
> 
> 
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> Ryan Dorn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 
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> Oh, I guess I don't know very much about how it
> works
> then -- Does NetLibSocketAccept block even if you
> set
> the socket to be non-blocking?
> 
> --- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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> > According to the documentation:
> > Accepts the next connection request from a remote
> > client. This call is 
> > only applicable to stream-based sockets. Before
> > calling NetLibSocketAccept 
> > on a socket, a server application needs to:
> > Open the socket (NetLibSocketOpen()). 
> > Bind the socket to a local address
> > (NetLibSocketBind()). 
> > Set the maximum pending connection-request queue
> > length (
> > NetLibSocketListen()). 
> > NetLibSocketAccept will block until a successful
> > connection request is 
> > obtained from a remote client. After a successful
> > connection is made, this 
> > call returns with the address of the remote host
> in
> > *sockAddrP and the 
> > socket descriptor of a new socket as the return
> > value. You then use the 
> > new socket to send and receive data. 
> > 
> > If you're doing all that and in the same order
> then
> > I would look to your 
> > client?
> > 
> > 
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