As long as my super 6% battery holds out anyways
@devyte No pros .. will catch you another time ;-) no stress and keep well
@denman0000_gitlab Sure, will be glad to cooperate about AsyncClient
I've been dedicating my life to it for about weeks maybe :)
you have a problem with
server randomly locking up when client is sending very tiny amounts of data
so the client (or asyncClient) is the esp8266 e.g. and the server is listening to some ports e.g.
First are you sure you are well connected to the server?
Second, I am well able to send data using
async_client.write( (const char*) totalMessage_buff );
I don't recall anytime the server couldn't receive the message coming from the AsyncClient
@denman0000_gitlab Actually quite the opposite happened with me. When the asyncClient just connects to the server, the client couldn't get through onData the messages, then when I connect again to the server then it's fine
Maybe that is a hint to you. After just connecting, go and disconnect say 1 second later, the go ahead and connect again and send whatever you want...
Another hint, connect to another port on the server... I mean, let the server listen to another port...
Hey, guys, I'm looking for advice on which library to use for simple asynchronous HTTP requests, any suggestions?
@denman0000_gitlab perhaps a better hint is to put your server locally (in your LAN or WLAN) and not connect through the Internet (in case your server was remote).