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The library works great when connecting to another instance of the program on the same machine, except for when the server is bound to a different ip address than the client attempts to connect to.
For example: if the server is created with an ip of "127.0.0.1" and a port of "32000" and the client attempts to connect to "127.0.0.1" on port "32000", it works just fine. If both the client and the server are using the machine's private ip (say, 192.168.1.14) and let's say port 32000, it works. However, if the server is created with "127.0.0.1" and "32000" and the client attempts to connect to "192.168.1.14" and "32000", it cannot connect.
I have handlers as in the example code in the readme, and the connection error handler is called due to an EOF.
Additionally, I have not had success in connecting between different machines, as different ip addresses are used when creating the client and server.

Hi, I have one server and one client talking to each other and trading data, whenever I close one app it boink halts and the other does the same. (these are two Windows apps)
Is there a recommended clean way to exit ?
Does it happen because one is sending/receiving and suddenly it halts because of non completion.
Can I listen for some event so this doesn't happen ?

Thank you
Frank

Example:

$ haxe TestServerNeko.hxml
TestServer.hx:45: characters 8-32 : anette.Server has no field output
TestServer.hx:48: characters 8-31 : anette.Server has no field output
TestServer.hx:49: characters 8-33 : anette.Server has no field output

In the Server.hx pump function, in the try block, in the while(true) block, the server receives an ever-lasting stream of zeros (from readByte()). This causes it to hang in the while loop. I guess it's because flash and native sockets behave differently, but I don't know enough about them to understand what's going in.

I'm more than willing to help solve this issue, I'm just really confused right now. Could you give me a few pointers about the differences between flash and native sockets?

as title; handy for stuff like spawning a server if one doesn't exist (this may be terrible practice, I've never tried networking until today, and haven't read any articles recently or very thoroughly, this is just what I thought of.)

Nico