How large is the file? When it's very large - with Qt you load it into memory at once and then copy it again, with python you send it in chunks

@JonB thank you so much

@Aditya-Gour said in Working TCP client not connecting after upgrading to Qt creator 4.14.0 (based on Qt 5.15.2): before reading this reply i debugged using : Where did you put these lines? "My updated code I am attaching for reference" - what is updated there? Please connect a slot to https://doc.qt.io/qt-5/qabstractsocket.html#errorOccurred before calling connectToHost and print https://doc.qt.io/qt-5/qiodevice.html#errorString there.

The edited part of @JonB is important, you have to read the data.

@jsulm Thanks a lot

@Dooham OK, I just about understand :)

@Belkacem said in Qt gui C++ to read other controllers memory location through ethernet tcp/ip address: Can you give more information on how to establish a communication between the PC and the PLC. Hi, and welcome! First, you must tell us what communication protocols are supported by your PLC.

Adding the QObject constructor to my class's constructor and adding the pointer-to-member syntax suggested by Kshegunov fixed the issue. Thanks guys and good day.

@DoughBoy The following SQL, with the Chinook test database open will create a new file in the same directory named 'out.sqlite' holding all of the album information for artist 51 with the original table layout. A Qt model is totally unnecessary. Just run the query and it will create your file. From there you can compress it and ship it. ATTACH DATABASE 'out.sqlite' AS outdb; CREATE TABLE outdb.album AS SELECT * from album WHERE ArtistId = 51; DETACH DATABASE outdb; It does use SQLite specific sql. Note especially that the ATTACH DATABASE and DETACH DATABASE are sql to be sent to the database just like the CREATE TABLE.. BTW, I have never done this using Qt, only in batch files, but I see no reason for it not to work both ways. Mike

@htmlboss Hi, let's call them "node" and "controller" Let's not do that. Let's call them a server and a client - it's much better and easier to follow the accepted terminology. A server will serve the requests presented by the clients (see the analogy with a busy restaurant?). There can only be one "controller", but the number of "nodes" may vary (eg. different clients). So you have one server and a few clients. So far so good. I want to have the "controller" initiate the connection to each client such that arbitrary data is sent back and forth as it is ready (readyRead() signal? ). How data flows between the client and the server is completely independent of who initiated the connection. You can still have the server sending data to the clients (what http servers mostly do), and still the client initiates the connection (i.e. your browser). I have implemented the Fortune Client/Server example with the "controller" as the Client (since it would initially ask for a connection), and the Fortune Server as a test (eventually it would be a "node" sending data). This is where I'm stuck. Ignoring less-than-critical performance issues, how would I modify the Fortune example (or perhaps roll my own) to allow the Server to accept data from the "controller" without the use of any buttons/etc, but to get it as it is "ready"? Ideally, this needs to scale up to a max of 15 "nodes". Just write from the appropriate side (application). The server should stay the server, and the client should stay a client, don't switch their roles. Kind regards.

@karthik23 said: where should i insert this code exactly? where you need it :) I mean u asked the question because you want to achieve something. Since it's still not very clear what you want as the final result, i can't help you. For testing you can add it in the line where your qDebug() calls is.

@mrjj Thank you a lot, it works!!!

@dflass Does the if else statement not prevent a the null pointer? Well, not really, no. QTcpServer::listen doesn't block, its return value just indicates whether or not your request to listen to a port was successful. This doesn't at all guarantee that you have pending connections for that server socket. As @koahnig pointed out, you should use signals and slots to connect to the interesting events generated by your server socket and handle them appropriately. Do follow his suggestion, and look at the server/client examples, which will give you a good overview on how to setup a TCP server/client application properly. Kind regards.

@Huragan Witam. Widzę, że nie ma zbytniego zainteresowania tym postem, ale jakoś sobie radzę. :) Doszedłem do etapu w którym mailowy serwer google (gmail) odmawia mi połączenia się ze sobą z powodu niskiego poziomu bezpieczeństwa zapewnianego przez moją aplikację. Rozwiązanie tego problemu przyszło łatwo. Zezwoliłem na łączenie się z moją skrzynką mailową mniej bezpiecznym aplikacjom. [https://support.google.com/accounts/answer/6010255]