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thecableguy159 | I'm using CSB with VB (yeah, I'm a noob), and have successfully connected to BNLS and Bnet several times. But after a varying, but brief, period of time, I always get disconnected from BNLS. As far as I can tell, there's nothing wrong with the code, any ideas about what might be wrong? | March 13, 2004, 2:14 AM |
Myndfyr | After you log on to Battle.net, you can disconnect from BNLS. As far as I can tell, you don't need the connection open at all, except for a few special things (like changing passwords). On the other hand, if you really, really want to keep it open, send the idle message BNLS_NULL every short period of time. My Battle.net idle packet is once every five minutes, and I'd imagine that BNLS might be a little shorter. I don't ever use it though. [edit] I just realized you're using CSB. I'm not sure how CSB works, but I imagine it would disconnect from BNLS just cuz it's supposed to. I am not sure if you need to or are able to send packets through it directly, but again - BNLS_NULL is the keep-alive packet, documented in the BNLS protocol spec. [/edit] | March 13, 2004, 2:15 AM |
thecableguy159 | I wouldn't care about keeping it open if it were only useful for specialized functions, but whenever it disconnects from BNLS, it also disconnects from Bnet, but doesn't show it. So should I go with the BNLS_NULL idea? | March 13, 2004, 2:31 AM |
Skywing | It shouldn't disconnect from Battle.net after disconnecting from BNLS if you are finished logging on. There is no need to maintain the BNLS connection long-term after that. | March 13, 2004, 3:02 AM |
Stealth | Are you disconnecting from Battle.net in your BNLSDisconnected() event? | March 13, 2004, 9:52 AM |