When client disconnects all incomplete requests should get generated responses with status SMPPCLIENT_NOCONN.

i tested this point and they get stuck in the awai line

Hi alt, another issue : when doing SubmitSmResp[] results = await _client.Submit(pdus.ToArray()); and you get disconnected in the middle,, the code is stuck on that line and not getting passs it. is this a bug? what i did i sent 50 messages, and dissconnected after 10 (which were delivered), but the...

Hi, i tested and saw that the IncompleteRequests is counting down on each message sent.
i dossconnected my network cable and saw the number stop from chaning, but what happens to the mesages?

the metric : IncompleteRequests, where all this messages stored? or you just count them and remove from the send queue?

alt - can you explain how you decide how many messages per second to send to the server?

i am doing the same in C#, i can't break the 100/sec.
which problem do you face?

Hi,i had in the last couple of days disconnection. when this happend(in time of sending messages in a bulk : SubmitSmResp[] results = await _client.Submit(pdus.ToArray());) 1. is is possible that this will cause and empty response? 2. what happend to all the messages the are in the buffer? how can i...

Hi
i already di but i can't get over the limit of 100/sec

how to use : Task.WhenAll ?
currently i am doing the
SubmitSmResp[] results = await _client.Submit(pdus.ToArray());
after the loop ends to add number to the pdus (in the exmaple i copied not correctly.

Hi thanks for the reply. i saw that client.ReceiveBufferSize = 32 * 1024 * 1024; client.SendBufferSize = 32 * 1024 * 1024; was added only from version 2.6.9, but when i try to run a simple code: SmppClient client = new SmppClient(); client.WorkerThreads = 10; client.SendBufferSize = 32 * 1024 * 1024...

ok i found issue, i am on version 6.2.0, downloaded new one now it's ok.
can you explain how to caluclaute :
client.ReceiveBufferSize = 32 * 1024 * 1024;
client.SendBufferSize = 32 * 1024 * 1024;

i didn't find info about this?

thanks

i checked the first link
only the _client.WorkerThreads exist.
i dont see this 2 :
client.ReceiveBufferSize = 32 * 1024 * 1024;
client.SendBufferSize = 32 * 1024 * 1024;

why?

thanks!
what does the args.GetFirst<> expectes in the <>?

update :
i set my send speed to 200/sec.
my account on the mobile operator defined as 250/sec.
but still it seems like very slow sending....

Hi yes i meant MessageComposer.