Re: catching the error number
I was totally unaware the CAsynSocket::Listen throw an exception, I thought
that it retunes WSAEADDRINUSE when the port is already in use.
AliR.
"clinisbut" <clinisbut@gmail.com> wrote in message
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I'm catching an exception when I try to listen with my WinSocket
control.
To try this code I'm trying to open a socket in a port already used:
try
{
if (m_WinSock.GetState()!=0)
m_WinSock.Close();
m_WinSock.SetLocalPort( portNumber );
m_WinSock.Listen();
}
catch(CException *e)
{
char info[300];
UINT code;
e->GetErrorMessage( info, 300, &code );
TRACE( "Exception opening Server TCP Port: %s -->ID:%d\n", info,
code );
}
I'm trying to get the error ID into the variable "code" and always
getting code=0. I don't know if 0 is the error number for trying to
open a port already used (I did not found any documentation about the
listen() function), or I'm not calling ->GetErrorMessage() correctly.
Is there any way to get the error ID?
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