UDP Datagram package receive question

With my program I send a datagrampackage and then wait for a package to receive.
Is it possible to print an error when you don't receive a package within a second and the program stops waiting for a package to receive but will do the next step in the program.
Something like
send packet
wait for packet
if no packet received in 1 second try again or print error

well, the receive method blocks, but you can call setSoTimeout() before calling receive to set the timeout time. If you set it to a positive value, it'll only block that long and throw an exception when it times out, at which time you can catch the exception and do your thing.

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    However I am not seeing the issue today, I must have been an issue with our network yesterday.
    Thank you,
    Russell 
    Engineering Team Leader
    G Systems, www.gsystems.com
    Certified LabVIEW Architect
    Certified Professional Instructor

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