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I am creating socket client (TCP) in Windows Store (8\Metro\RT) app and I am trying to send data using this code:
await _socket.ConnectAsync(new HostName(ipAddress), port);
_dataWriter = new DataWriter(_socket.OutputStream);
_dataWriter.WriteBytes(bytes);
await _dataWriter.StoreAsync();
//Does execution in this line mean that bytes were sent
//and TCP packet acknowledge has been received?
so the question is in the comments.
No. The completion of a write operation only means that the data has been copied to an OS buffer.
There is no way to be notified when you get a TCP ACK for the data; however, if you do not get one (after the built-in TCP retries), then the next operation you do on the socket will result in an error.