Hello, thank you for your input and sorry for the confusion! I have updated the specification to hopefully better reflect the situation.

  1. I have duplicated the diagram which specifies the relationship here
  2. The message in the diagram would be the ADD command
  3. The acknowledgement in the diagram would be the RESP reply
  4. The STAT is only sent FROM PC2 TO PC1
  5. The RECEIVE of both PC1 and PC2 are required to always be listening

Currently I'm able to run both independently (i.e. server.pl and client.pl) but the BIGGEST problem I face is for both server and client of PC1 to interact with one another which I have not been able to accomplish yet. Right now, they function correctly independently. Ideally, I would like to compress both client and server into one script though from my investigations it appears that would not be as easy (however I've had limited success using Brian D Foy's Modulino pattern).

Thank you again for your input and any additional comments/suggestions would be welcomed!

In reply to Re^2: Async socket connection by ljamison
in thread Async socket connection by ljamison

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