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Asked: 2026-05-13T06:55:59+00:00

I want to receive data from a client. To be precise, all data the

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I want to receive data from a client. To be precise, all data the client sends. But then I want to send some data back so I don’t want to close the connection.

Maybe it’s already to late in night (at least in Germany) – how can I do this? Usually I would say I’d put a semicolon or something like that in the end, but protocols like HTTP also don’t do that (or do they?). How does it work there?

Thanks, eWolf

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  1. Editorial Team

    With the HTTP protocol, the Content-Length header is used to identify how much data there is in advance.

    You could do something similar in your protocol.

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