sending a file at a time using tcp connection

hi
i newbie, i want to send a file at a time from server to the requested
client?
how can i achieve this using tcp connection and kindly let me know the
systems calls

bye

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<5ea246d5-53a0-4058-bdf7-0e3290b10017@t12g2000prg.googlegroups.com>,
kumar <raman.emb@gmail.com> wrote:
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> hi
> i newbie, i want to send a file at a time from server to the requested
> client?
> how can i achieve this using tcp connection and kindly let me know the
> systems calls
>
> bye[/color]

Server:

socket: Create a network socket.
bind: Tell the OS what port the socket should respond to.
listen: Tell the OS to start listening for connections.
accept: Wait for an incoming connection and return an FD for it.
open: Open the file.
read: Read from the file.
write: Write to the network socket.
close: Close the file and socket.

The client is similar, except it uses connect() instead of bind, listen,
and accept.

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On May 4, 1:24*am, kumar <raman....@gmail.com> wrote:[color=blue]
> hi
> i newbie, i want to send a file at a time from server to the requested
> client?
> how can i achieve this using tcp connection and kindly let me know the
> systems calls
>
> bye[/color]

You can use FTP to accomplish this. Many application frameworks
like .NET allow you to initiate FTP sessions programatically.

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