(TCP) Does SocketReceive guarantee that message will arrive at the same time?
Hi all,
With other programming languages, the received message does not guarantee to arrive at the destination at the same time. For example, if I send out "Hello World", I might receive on the other side the following 3 messages: "He", "llo Wor", "ld".
Does RAPID automatically concatenate the received string for me? Thank you.
By the way, why do RAPID has the limit of 80 char for the receiving string?
With other programming languages, the received message does not guarantee to arrive at the destination at the same time. For example, if I send out "Hello World", I might receive on the other side the following 3 messages: "He", "llo Wor", "ld".
Does RAPID automatically concatenate the received string for me? Thank you.
By the way, why do RAPID has the limit of 80 char for the receiving string?
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