Re: MFC Not Triggering OnReceive
AlgorithmicAnimal@gmail.com wrote:
My class is derived from CAsyncSocket and my onReceive method is
overwritten. I never call it directly via any kind of big loop. I
know the framework is supposed to call it on its own, and it does in
my simple hello world app, but for some reason shoe-horning in the
socket stuff after the main MFC app has been created is missing
something which is vital to make the MFC framework make these call-
backs. I beleive the OnConnect should be triggered also, but it is
not. Someone mentioned the message pump, where are these functions
registered in this message pump?
There is nothing like a need to register the functions. But I have
asked you twice now if your code is sitting in a loop or in a wait or
Sleep. You haven't addressed this. Doing any of those things would
explain your problem. Where is your code executing when the OnReceive
should come in? (If you don't know, hit Break on the debug menu and look.)
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