Hello

I need to connect a client program (Visual Basic) with another as a server (Gamestudio) to act on games with a lot off interfaces and separate databases.

I tried to do that using GSTNet, but I have not been able.

Is this possible?

I do not understand
You can better explain or give an example?

In this web address

http://www.ktthome.com/auxiliar/Client_Server.zip

You can download the file Client_Server.zip containing 3 programs: Client.exe (Visual Basic), Server.exe (Visual Basic) and client_server (Visual C + + 6) for Windows XP.

To communicate VB <-> VB:
1. Writing in Server.exe: Port = 50000 (for example), and press [Listen]. The server is ready to accept client connections.
2. Writing in Client.exe: Server = 127.0.0.1 and Port = 50000 and press [Connect]. It establishes the connection to the server.
3. Now you can send messages between client and server
A. Client: write Text2 = AAAAA and press [send]
B. Server: write Text2 = BBBBB and press [send]

To communicate VC + + <-> VC + +:
1. Open twice program client_server.exe
2. In the first mark in Socket Type option Server, write in Server Port = 50000 and press [Listen]. The server is ready to accept connections.
3. In the second, marking Socket Type option Client, write in Name Server = 127.0.0.1, Server Port = 50000 and press [Connect]. It provides connection to the server.
4. Now you can send messages between client and server
5. Client: write Message = AAAAA and press [send]
6. Server: writw Message = BBBBB and press [send]

To communicate VB (client) <-> VC + + (server)
1. Open client_server.exe program, marking Socket Type option Server, write in Server Port = 50000 and press [Listen]. The server is ready to accept connections.
2. Open program Client.exe: Server = 127.0.0.1 and Port = 50000 and press [Connect]. It establishes the connection to the server.
3. Now you can send messages between client and server
4. Client: write Text2 = FFFFF and press [send]
5. Server: Message = BBBBB write and press [send]

Now you may wonder if the connection for Windows XP is possible
1. VB (client) <-> Gamestudio (server)
2. VC + + (client) <-> Gamestudio (Server)

If you have a clear answer, I would like to try it with VB (client) and VC + + (server) that I have sent

Right.

(Lite-C track may be different.)

*Using:
--Delphi
--C++ -> VC++, Dev-C++, etc.
--?
--3DGS SDK
--Socket, WinSock info?
--3DGS Higher Languages Forum?
--MSDN?

Write a socket plugin for 3DGS (maybe with callbacks), or locate one?
(similarities with VB (C), VB (S), VC++ (SnC) probable?)


assumed game use (perhaps, incorrectly)
cached, opt to disregard:
VB6, VC+6, and future generations, but also for example there is:
--Dev-C++ -and-
-->>Devpaks for Dev-C++ (new) -and-
-->>--Devpaks ->Networking Category -and-
-->>-->>selected Zoidcom entry for no particular reason -and-
-->>-->>--to Zoidcom home
-->>-->>--Being the dummy that I am,
-->>-->>--I have the foolish notion that this army of 1 can,
-->>-->>-->>--wedge Zoidcom into a 3DGS C++ plugin using SDK, -and-
-->>-->>-->>--make VB talk & listen Zoidcom lang

Zoidcom (just an example), is NetI (an implementation), speaking NetP (a protocol).

Disclaimer: The author is not directly advocating the use of -_-

Any solution more "direct"?

TestDummy, as I read your post, which is already erased (???), and do not know what to tell you more.

I have difficulty with the language, but I know what I am asking to help. There are many people who help without interest, and you have an example with GSTNet, an excellent job, even though I could not use it to my particular project, because it do not accept the connection.

I would ask the people who know if I can give a concrete solution, as GSTNet thing, but it can work with client programs that have been in my previous post.

Thanks for your interest and your time spent.

use udp in your apps and it works with GSTSocket