On Thu, 19 Jan 2006, Samuel RICHARD wrote:
> That helps a little but what I want to know is in case of
> non-blocking mode : when does LAM write bytes of the message that
> have not been written? Does it retries regurlarly? and in this case
> what is the re-try delay?
The progress (sending more bytes in this case) happens whenever the
application calls a LAM function. LAM being not threaded cannot
perform actions while the application is running and not calling a LAM
function.
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