>Here is my code:
>WITH ThisForm.Winsock1.Object
> .Protocol = 0
> .remotehost = 'localhost'
> .remoteport = 1024
> .connect() && error here
> .SendData('123')
>ENDWITH
>
>I am getting an error from Winsock "Connection forcefully rejected .."
>Any idea?
Well, I never worked with that Winsock object. And I don't know whether all the parameters are correct. For instance, .RemoteHost... is "localhost" a valid option? If it requires an IP address, you might try 127.0.0.1 - the "local loopback address", in other words, "my own computer".
But mainly, I would suspect that you can't just send information to a port, like 1024, unless you first set up an application to "listen" at that port. Perhaps what the error message is telling you is: "There is no application set up to process information at the specified port."
Perhaps it would help to RTFM, in this case, you might find some documentation about the Winsock object - which might give you are more "human-readable" version of the error messages.
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