iOS Question Array of sockets?

Yes. You can create an array or list of sockets.

You can then use the Sender keyword to find the "source" of the event.

See this B4J example (in the second post): https://www.b4x.com/android/forum/threads/b4j-cctv-example.34695/#content

I took a look at it, but I am not really following it? That B4J app is acting as a server.

I am doing the opposite. I am connecting to multiple server/service IP addresses.

Basically, I want my tablet to connect to a sensor net. There are maybe 4 or 5 sensors at different internal IP addresses, all the same port. I am Sending/receiving serial data to each one simultaneously.

It doesn't really matter if it is a server or client. Once there is a connection you work with AsyncStreams object. You can see in this example how the server manages the multiple AsyncStreams object.

Well, with android I always did Socket1 as socket. Then it raises Socket1_Connected, which its at this point where I need to open the astreams handler. But for multiple IPs, i would need to declare Socket2, Socket3, etc... No? that means i would need an event handler for each and every socket?

I was hoping there was something like Dim Sockets() as Socket and it would raise say a Sockets_Connected(index as integer). That would be nice.

like I said there are some things I just dont quite understand.

Go over the B4J example. It is only 90 lines and it is exactly what you are trying to implement.