Winsock : Is it possible to send integer variables using send()?

You should allocate the struct by malloc (or better yet, new) *before* you assign values to its members. Secondly, instead of using (*arraystruct).Packet use the more conventional form: arraystruct->Packet.

arraystruct = (struct_var *) malloc(sizeof(struct_var));//first step
arraystruct->Packet = 100; //second step
arraystruct->Number = 150;

Hi Danny, thks for stepping in.

I had a typo error in my first post. I actually did :
struct struct_var{
int Packet;
int Number;
};struct_var *arraystruct;

arraystruct = (struct_var *) malloc(sizeof(struct_var));
(*arraystruct).Packet = 100;
(*arraystruct).Number = 150;
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I have taken your advice for the
arraystruct->Packet = 100;
arraystruct->Number = 150;

When I do a printf ,%d, I am getting 100 for the 1st but an address for the 2nd. Using Ethereal, I see an error "malform: Skinny". I have error handling for send() and recv() for both the server and client side and nothing was triggered.

I have solved my problem.
Posting for the benefit of other winsock programmer:

nRet = send(theSocket,(char*)arraystruct,sizeof(*arraystruct),0);

Cheers'

Before:
struct struct_var{
int Packet;
int Number;
};struct_var *arraystruct;
arraystruct = (struct_var *) malloc(sizeof(struct_var));
(*arraystruct).Packet = 100;
(*arraystruct).Number = 150;
nRet = send(theSocket,(char*)arraystruct,sizeof(arraystruct),0);

After:
struct struct_var{
int Packet;
int Number;
};struct_var *arraystruct;
arraystruct = (struct_var *) malloc(sizeof(struct_var));
(*arraystruct).Packet = 100;
(*arraystruct).Number = 150;
nRet = send(theSocket,(char*)arraystruct,sizeof(*arraystruct),0);

or
nRet = send(theSocket,(char*)arraystruct,sizeofstruct_var),0);