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    Problem with TCP and UDP at the same time

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      constantinos
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      1. I have a non blocking listener at port 8080 acting as a webserver.
      2. I have a non blocking UDP Socket at port 52000.

      UDP is receiving messages but when a call happens to webserver (TCP Socket) then UDP Stops working.

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        beyonlo @constantinos
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        @constantinos said in Problem with TCP and UDP at the same time:

        1. I have a non blocking listener at port 8080 acting as a webserver.
        2. I have a non blocking UDP Socket at port 52000.

        UDP is receiving messages but when a call happens to webserver (TCP Socket) then UDP Stops working.

        Please, paste the code to people help you better.

        Thank you.

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          constantinos @beyonlo
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          @beyonlo I found the solution with wireshark. I was testing the web page with chrome.

          Chrome is a litle bit buggy to test single threaded web servers. It does a pre-connection without sending any data in order to be ready for next request.

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