Issues with events and sending commands via a CMD socket in C#

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Hi I have C# socket in my C# where I log in to a server and subscribe to an event that provides constant data. When my code tries to send a command to the server sometimes the server receives the message and other times not. I suspect this may be due to messages from the event and the messages from the command being sent interfering with each other. I am just trying to see if there are things I might try to try and have all the sent commands be received by the server regardless of the event's activity.

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Tried sending CMD command in response to event updates to no avail in C#.

Posted 27-Sep-21 7:53am

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Richard MacCutchan 27-Sep-21 15:05pm

You need to show the code that is causing the problem, and more specific details around the problem. No one here can possibly guess what may be happening.

Admin BTA 27-Sep-21 15:42pm

socket.eventPool.Subscribe("temp", new EventHandler<args>((i, p) =>
{
ts[cur] = p.temp;

if (somebool?)
{
socket.sendcommand;
}
}

In the above, the sendcommand only gets to the server about 50% of the time. I want it to go through 100%.

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