Problem w/New Server

junkster at rochester.rr.com junkster at rochester.rr.com
Thu Sep 14 11:54:53 EDT 2000


I'm working on adapting some code to work with UDP & TCP/IP... And
to me, it appears like it should work.....

This is using Socket_Server....

def server(serverlog, host, port, backlog, update_time):
	try:
		tcp_server = TCPServer (('', 37), MyRequestHandler)
		tcp_server.request_queue_size = backlog
		udp_server = UDPServer (('', 37), MyRequestHandler)
		udp_server.request_queue_size = backlog
	except error:
		serverlog.write_status ('error', 'Unable to Open Port')
#        .....
#        ..... Cut to save Bandwidth
#        .....
        While 1:
 		polling_speed = .5
			#
			#	Check for a TCP Connection, and then
process it.
			#
                ready_read, ready_write, in_error = select.select
([tcp_server.fileno()], [], [], 0)
		if ready_read:
			tcp_server.handle_request()

			#
			#	Check for a UDP Connection, and then
process it.
			#
                ready_read, ready_write, in_error = select.select (
[udp_server.fileno()], [], [], 0)
		if ready_read:
			print "udp"
			udp_server.handle_request()
		time.sleep(.5)

UDP's "ready_read", never seems to be anything but a empty set...
And the client application, never gets any further than the socket.recv
(4) line in the code.... No error messages, nothing, just sits there...

Any suggestions?



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