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Asked: 2026-05-28T14:54:08+00:00

I’m working on a flash application that needs to communicate with my C++ server

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I’m working on a flash application that needs to communicate with my C++ server for things like account validation and state updates. I have a non-blocking TCP socket on the server listening on a specific port.

The process goes like this:

  1. Socket listens on server machine
  2. Flash connects using a flash.net.Socket
  3. Server accepts socket connection
  4. Flash sends a policy file request
  5. Server sends policy file data
  6. Flash accepts connection

Two problems occur from here on out. When I send bytes from flash the server doesn’t recognize it at all but it doesn’t block either. I just recv 0 bytes. When I send bytes from the server after sending the policy file I gives me a WSAECONNRESET error.

Resources for Flash communicating with C or C++ is very limited so any help is greatly appreciated.

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  1. Editorial Team

    When the flash client sends "<policy-file-request/>" the server should send the file and then close the connection.
    The client will need to reconnect after it receives the policy.
    Trust me on this.

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