Send TCP/IP Data Periodically using CTimer

[mix3dmax]

Hi, I have posted the code below, I want to send data every 4 seconds

When I runt he application it gives me KERN EXEC 0 ??

TBool CContainerView::HandleRunMenuItemSelectedL( TInt aCommand )
{

RSocketServ* socketServer=new(ELeave)RSocketServ();
RSocket* socket=new(ELeave)RSocket();
socketServer->Connect();

socket->Open(*socketServer,KAfInet, KSockStream,KProtocolInetTcp);

CMyActiveObject* activeObject=CMyActiveObject::NewL();
CleanupStack::PushL(activeObject);
activeObject->NetworkRequest(socket,4000000);

CleanupStack::Pop(activeObject);
return ETrue;
}

void CMyActiveObject::NetworkRequest(RSocket* aSocket,TInt aInterval)
{

iSocket=aSocket;

_LIT(KSocketPanic,"CMyActiveObject");
__ASSERT_ALWAYS(!IsActive(),User::Panic(KSocketPanic,1));

iSocket->Connect(*iPeerAddress,iStatus); //Here

iInterval=aInterval;
CTimer::After(iInterval);


}
void CMyActiveObject::RunL()
{
_LIT(HII,"GET /index.php?aaa")
TBuf8<500> hi;
hi.Copy(HII);

iSocket->Send(hi,0,iStatus);
After(iInterval);


}
void CMyActiveObject::ConstructL()

{


iPeerAddress->SetAddress(INET_ADDR(192,168,1,104));
iPeerAddress->SetPort(80);

}

[symbianyucca]

you should propaby chekc the original sockets example, and also read symbian naming convention documentations. Basically R-Classes should not be constructd with new operator, instead just declare them similarlt as you would do with T-classes.

The "KERN EXEC 0" means that you are trying to use R-Class object before it is connected/opened correctly. Thus check all error codes returned with connect/open functions, and also do debug and find which line is giving the error.