How to Make Zero Data Loss

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Hello, I am Writhing Application Across NETWORK, I send data to Server Over TCP/IP. How i reduce data losing? how i prevent? wanna make zero data loss. is it possible? but Network is not wireless. So help me. X|

Posted 20-Apr-10 22:18pm

dartfrog

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What do you mean by zero data loss? If TCP/IP did not already do this the entire Internet would collapse.

Posted 20-Apr-10 22:22pm

Richard MacCutchan

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Michel Godfroid · Accepted Answer · 2010-04-20T22:26:00

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The TCP layer guarantees delivery of your data (if you check for error codes of course), so you don't have to do anything. If your session completes without errors, your data is guaranteed to have arrived at the other side.
UDP, on the other hand may loose data. Just don't use it...

Posted 20-Apr-10 22:26pm

Michel Godfroid

CPallini · Accepted Answer · 2010-04-20T22:22:00

Solution 2

TCP is a reliable protocol.

coemaw wrote:
but Network is not wireless.

I suppose it helps.
:)

Posted 20-Apr-10 22:22pm

CPallini