Thanks for all the tips!
I just changed the port to 8080, and suddenly everything worked. So
someone is hogging port 80... but I think I can proceed without
problems from here on my own.
Bjoernke
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I usually use "after" instead of "before" so I can get a chronological
log.
I added some lines to check for errors. Maybe that will help.
On Jul 19, 2004, at 8:25 PM, Björnke von Gierke wrote:
"server" button:
on mouseUp
accept connections on port 80 with message "webConnect"
put "Accept re
Le 20 juil. 04, à 04:35, Andre Garzia a écrit :
I think you can't listen and open connections at the same time... do
like this, change port, then launch server then connect from your
favorite browser...
The same idea, there and be carefull not to have an other deamon
listening on the port you a
I think you can't listen and open connections at the same time... do
like this, change port, then launch server then connect from your
favorite browser...
try that...
cheers
andre
On Jul 19, 2004, at 11:25 PM, Björnke von Gierke wrote:
I can't get my socket code to work maybe someone of you
Björnke ,
My guess would be that your user doesn't have permission to port 80.
Try opening on port 8080, and if that works then it's probably a
permissions problem.
HTH,
Brian
I can't get my socket code to work maybe someone of you can give
me a hint why I do not see anything in the opensoc
I can't get my socket code to work maybe someone of you can give me
a hint why I do not see anything in the opensockets?
"server" button:
on mouseUp
accept connections on port 80 with message "webConnect"
put "Accepting" & return before field "log"
end mouseUp
on webConnect RemoteIP
p
