Server => Client : File transfer using MooSock

[Rushino]

Hi, here the first version. It only support 1 client on the server... could be modified to support many, i might make a version 2.. with a better coding.. and a better commented version. If there something you doesnt understand in the whole system then.. ask me..

Features :

- Enable to get the list of files from the server..
- Enable ot transfer files ..
- Progress bar ..
- The ultimate packets analysing system .. lol
- etc..

Bugs :

It may contains some bugs but i didnt seen any except that it append the binary to a file.. that mean if you select the same path it will add the binary to the same file.. (can be fixed through).

Credits :

Well, I worked like 3-4 hours straight on this.. so i would appreciate credit if you use it in any of your projects.


Thanks. Hope you like !

[Patrick]

I tested it, but it aint working on my PC. As if the client cannot find the server.

[Patrick]

Mebe you can make multiuser support using the socket property.

[Rushino]

You could change the port and host in the source. And yeah i probably can make it multiuser.. using the socket property. I just don't know how to use it right now lol

[Rushino]

ROFL! it do support multi-clients after all ive just tried it... and moosock select automaticly where to send the stuffs.. that so cool lol

[Patrick]

Ow, sounds interesting. Do you have an example?

[Rushino]

Its the same file... there no example.. moosock do it automaticly.

[Corentin]

Your example seams to work well, congratulations !

I tried to pass from "Receive Binary-Append to file" to "Receive Binary-Create file", which I need for my current project, and which worked well with MMF1.5, and it suddenly bugs/crash....


Could anyone confirm the "Create file" bugs ?

[Rushino]

That why i wont use that.. it bugged with me also. So i will use something else.. like if file already exist then use another filename.

[Corentin]

Any chance to see this bug corrected ??

It didn't happen in MMF1.5, I wish I could convert my old projects...