How do I use "Why Can't I Connect?"
Choose Send Text to send the entered text.
Choose Send file to send the contents of the selected file.
Choose Out of band to send an out of band (high priority) message (one byte only.)
Choose Add 32 bit size header to add a 32 bit binary size indicator to the beginning of the message. This is a common method for reporting the entire size off a message to the receiving application. The bytes of the header will be ordered by the endian of the operating system. For example, the header for a 1000 byte message will appear as 00 00 03 E8 in a big endian operating system. It will appear as E8 03 00 00 in a little endian operating system.
Press the | ... | button to select the file you wish to send the contents of.
Release 1.10.3
In this release:
1. Changed the visible trace to be easier to read. The trace shows in your normal font except for hexadecimal traces which show in a monospace font. Function headers display in blue, errors display in red, and warnings display in green. This matches to the look and feel of the "Why Can't I Connect?" Android companion app.
2. Changed the remembering of a server name to the drop down list from when it is connected to when it's IP address is resolved.
3. Changed the default timeouts from 60 seconds to 20 seconds. This only effects new installs. Previous installs will still need to change the timeouts in the preferences dialog.
4. Switched the "Ports In Use" default port type to listening.
5. Fixed a bug in the "Script Save As" to include the script run time parameters.