Re: Detecting connection end

[rjg]

I'm not using TCPSession or TCPStream, but with other Common C++ socket classes 
(like SocketService, SocketPort), if you get true from isPending(pendingInput), 
and no data is available to read, it means that the connection was 
closed/broken...

Hope it helps.
R.

> Hello!
> 
> I try to write a simple server that accepts connections from clients and 
> receives data until the other end closes the connection. I tried to use 
> TCPSession and SimpleTCPStream with loops to receive the data. But all 
> methods that should change their return values with an connection end 
> (isConnected(), isActive(), ...) always indicate correct connections and I do 
> not know how to exit from the receiving loop. In short:
> How do I detect closed connections?
> 
> Greetings, René
> 
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