Sever client TCP socket request for financial transactions like mini statement

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Hi,
Need help. I need to send financial transaction message like Mini Statement of my account in ISO 8583 format to Bank server and require response from it.

Here I have created .net C# TCP Client Socket to send the request to Server and get the response.

But my serve is not responding at all.I'm maintaining log for this. No Result in Log file too.

So what are the possibilities at sever / client end to receive the response.

Waiting for early reply.

Thanks in advance.

What I have tried:

Here I have created .net C# TCP Client Socket to send the request to Server and get the response.

But my serve is not responding at all.I'm maintaining log for this. No Result in Log file too.

Posted 15-Sep-17 1:15am

pmitesh

Updated 15-Sep-17 1:41am

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Jochen Arndt · Answer 1 · 2017-09-15T01:41:00

We can't help without seeing code.

In general you should check the return value of every function that might return an error code and catch exceptions for functions that might throw.

You might also insert trace / log output and/or use the debugger to check which calls are successful.

Doing so, you should be able to check if your client establishes a connection with the server and sends the request. Then you should get some kind of response.

Because you are getting no response, it is much probable that your application is not able to connect to the server. Note also that the communication with the server might be blocked by a firewall.