Hi Kelvin,
I'm no expert in socket programing, I might be wrong ;)
Yes you can create and bind both TCP and UDP sockets to the same port.
Cos' TCP ports are independent of UDP ports.
So you can just create a TCP socket; bind it and listen, follow by a UDP socket.
A very good reference will be Unix Network Programming: Sockets and XTI by Richard Stevens. Page 233 ;) There is an example code on this. I think you can download the code on the net too.
Don
>>> "Kevin" <aotang@its.caltech.edu> 11/02/01 05:08PM >>>
Hi,
I want to listen the TCP connection and UDP connection on a single port.
And use the select() to dectect the connection.
I have two questions:
1. How can I build a socket for listening both of the two types of
connection?
2. How can get to know it is a TCP connection or a UDP connection?
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