TCP Data Listener Delayed Acknowledgment problem











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Hello I am using TCPListener class to listen on a port using this code snippet.



The problem I am getting with this code is that it cannot handle more than 40 files in a minute. If we use client to send more than 40 files, the acknowledgements are delayed and the whole process gets delayed and a long queue is built, waiting for messages to be sent and acknowledged. Is there any way to increase the speed of this whole process? Is there a way to have one listener listen on multiple processes/ threads? Can we handle say 100-200 files a minute somehow?






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  • Man, this code is so wrong in so many places. If you base your application on it there is no chance to get it working. Find a sane tutorial. Since most sockets code is very broken you need to understand the socket APIs yourself and make good decisions.
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  • Can you refer me some sources which I can use to learn? Also can you please mention how can it be improved?
    – Wajahat Ali Abid
    Nov 9 at 6:08










  • @usr I've updated the gist, please have a look.
    – Wajahat Ali Abid
    Nov 9 at 9:04















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Hello I am using TCPListener class to listen on a port using this code snippet.



The problem I am getting with this code is that it cannot handle more than 40 files in a minute. If we use client to send more than 40 files, the acknowledgements are delayed and the whole process gets delayed and a long queue is built, waiting for messages to be sent and acknowledged. Is there any way to increase the speed of this whole process? Is there a way to have one listener listen on multiple processes/ threads? Can we handle say 100-200 files a minute somehow?






c# tcp tcplistener







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  • Man, this code is so wrong in so many places. If you base your application on it there is no chance to get it working. Find a sane tutorial. Since most sockets code is very broken you need to understand the socket APIs yourself and make good decisions.
    – usr
    Nov 8 at 19:27












  • Can you refer me some sources which I can use to learn? Also can you please mention how can it be improved?
    – Wajahat Ali Abid
    Nov 9 at 6:08










  • @usr I've updated the gist, please have a look.
    – Wajahat Ali Abid
    Nov 9 at 9:04













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Hello I am using TCPListener class to listen on a port using this code snippet.



The problem I am getting with this code is that it cannot handle more than 40 files in a minute. If we use client to send more than 40 files, the acknowledgements are delayed and the whole process gets delayed and a long queue is built, waiting for messages to be sent and acknowledged. Is there any way to increase the speed of this whole process? Is there a way to have one listener listen on multiple processes/ threads? Can we handle say 100-200 files a minute somehow?






c# tcp tcplistener







share|improve this question













Hello I am using TCPListener class to listen on a port using this code snippet.



The problem I am getting with this code is that it cannot handle more than 40 files in a minute. If we use client to send more than 40 files, the acknowledgements are delayed and the whole process gets delayed and a long queue is built, waiting for messages to be sent and acknowledged. Is there any way to increase the speed of this whole process? Is there a way to have one listener listen on multiple processes/ threads? Can we handle say 100-200 files a minute somehow?






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  • Man, this code is so wrong in so many places. If you base your application on it there is no chance to get it working. Find a sane tutorial. Since most sockets code is very broken you need to understand the socket APIs yourself and make good decisions.
    – usr
    Nov 8 at 19:27












  • Can you refer me some sources which I can use to learn? Also can you please mention how can it be improved?
    – Wajahat Ali Abid
    Nov 9 at 6:08










  • @usr I've updated the gist, please have a look.
    – Wajahat Ali Abid
    Nov 9 at 9:04


















  • Man, this code is so wrong in so many places. If you base your application on it there is no chance to get it working. Find a sane tutorial. Since most sockets code is very broken you need to understand the socket APIs yourself and make good decisions.
    – usr
    Nov 8 at 19:27












  • Can you refer me some sources which I can use to learn? Also can you please mention how can it be improved?
    – Wajahat Ali Abid
    Nov 9 at 6:08










  • @usr I've updated the gist, please have a look.
    – Wajahat Ali Abid
    Nov 9 at 9:04
















Man, this code is so wrong in so many places. If you base your application on it there is no chance to get it working. Find a sane tutorial. Since most sockets code is very broken you need to understand the socket APIs yourself and make good decisions.
– usr
Nov 8 at 19:27






Man, this code is so wrong in so many places. If you base your application on it there is no chance to get it working. Find a sane tutorial. Since most sockets code is very broken you need to understand the socket APIs yourself and make good decisions.
– usr
Nov 8 at 19:27














Can you refer me some sources which I can use to learn? Also can you please mention how can it be improved?
– Wajahat Ali Abid
Nov 9 at 6:08




Can you refer me some sources which I can use to learn? Also can you please mention how can it be improved?
– Wajahat Ali Abid
Nov 9 at 6:08












@usr I've updated the gist, please have a look.
– Wajahat Ali Abid
Nov 9 at 9:04




@usr I've updated the gist, please have a look.
– Wajahat Ali Abid
Nov 9 at 9:04

















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