Re: Problem integrating an app with TS

Hi Victor,

You'll probably need to speak to your software vendor to get a fix...

It's normal in socket programming to 'listen' on the fixed port, when a
client connects to it, you actually move the client connection to a new free
port, and continue listening on the old port. This is how most client-server
applications run - for example web servers accept connections on port 80,
but you can have more than one connection to a single web server.

If I've misinterpreted your post, please post more details of how the
software operates.

Regards,

Jon.

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Jon Harvey
Software Developer
AppSense Technologies

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"Victor" <victormed73@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> Hi,
>
> I am having a problem when trying to integrate an
> application in Terminal Server. This application creates a
> socket connection to a fixed port so when you try to
> create another instance of the application it fails
> because the port is already in use, thus resulting in that
> you cannot create multiple connections. Is there any way
> of avoiding this problem?
> Thanks a lot beforehand.
>
> Regards,
>
> Victor