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version 6.7
TCP_SendBLOB (tcp_ID; blobToSend) 
Integer
| Parameter | Type | Description | |
| tcp_ID | Longint | | Reference to an open TCP session |
| blobToSend | BLOB | | Blob to send |
| Function result | Integer |  | Error Code |
Description
The TCP_SendBLOB command sends data to the TCP session designated by tcp_ID. This command performs the same action as TCP_Send, except that it will send a BLOB instead of a text, which allows bypassing the 32K text limitation. Using this command, you can send binary objects.
tcp_ID is a long integer reference to an open TCP session as established with either the TCP_Open or TCP_Listen command.
blobToSend is the BLOB to be sent to the TCP session referenced by tcp_ID.
Note regarding Platform Independence: If you exchange BLOBs between Macintosh and PC platforms, it is up to you to manage byte swapping issues if necessary.
Example
This example will send a BLOB to the TCP session:
C_BLOB($Blob_Send) C_TEXT(v_Txt_Send) TEXT TO BLOB(v_Txt_Send;$Blob_Send; Text without length;*) $err:=TCP_SendBLOB (v_tcp_ID;$Blob_Send)
See Also
TCP_Listen, TCP_Open, TCP_ReceiveBLOB, TCP_Send.
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