Me again....
I apologize for all of the socket-related questions I have had, with switching to VA 9.
But I have another.....
My product has a client and a server. The clients send messages to the server over TCP/IP,
by creating a socket to the server.
The server listens for incoming connections, by sending #accept: to its socket
(instantiated by SciSocket newStreamSocket). The argument passed into #accept:
is supposed to be a new instance of SciSocketAddress, which gets
"updated with information about the connecting socket" (according to the method comment).
When my server picks up a message over this socket, it logs the address of the sender,
by sending #asString to the socketAddress that I passed to #accept:.
In VA9, this is now giving me back: "EINVAL (10022): Invalid argument".
When I inspect the socketAddress, family = 2, but all other instance variables are nil.
So...it makes me think that #accept: is no longer setting the information in the socketAddress
argument.
I hope this all makes sense.
Anyone with some insight?
Regards,
Julian
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