> Without code its difficult to tell.
> My best guess:
> Most likely the code that watches over the network connection state is
> broken.
> I dont remember any API in qt that does that. So this may be platform
> specific code in your application.
Unfortunately I'm not allowed to publish s
>>perhaps something like "new" default port range:
>>http://support.microsoft.com/kb/929851
>>in combination with firewall rules?
>I have turned firewall full off.
>The defined Port is 12537.
>The default port range doesn't affect me since its just if I don't set a port
>by my own?
Oh no, this
>perhaps something like "new" default port range:
>http://support.microsoft.com/kb/929851
>in combination with firewall rules?
I have turned firewall full off.
The defined Port is 12537.
The default port range doesn't affect me since its just if I don't set a port
by my own?
Am Thu, 10 May 2012 14:08:03 +0200
schrieb :
> Hello Qt People,
>
> Maybe this is not a Qt specific question, but maybe someone has an idea or
> had a similar problem.
>
> I got a Services running under Windows (till now XP) which connects to our
> device through Telent/TCP.
> On Windows XP th
Hi Lucas.
I just tried to replicate the problem on my laptop here running Windows 7
Home. The Qt app was built against version 4.8.1. My app's tcp
connection(s) were resumed after I unplugged the network connection and
then replugged it in after ten seconds. I don't think I do anything
special
Hi Lucas,
Without code its difficult to tell.
My best guess:
Most likely the code that watches over the network connection state is
broken.
I dont remember any API in qt that does that. So this may be platform
specific code in your application.
On Thursday 10 May 2012 05:38 PM, lucas.betsch..
Hello Qt People,
Maybe this is not a Qt specific question, but maybe someone has an idea or had
a similar problem.
I got a Services running under Windows (till now XP) which connects to our
device through Telent/TCP.
On Windows XP the services reconnects automatically after a disconnect (plug
