About the thread of the server!

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3 total messages Started by zn Fri, 15 Sep 2000 00:00

#935

Author: zn
Date: Fri, 15 Sep 2000 00:00

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Hi:
    I had wrotten a server program using MIDAS in the bcb,and i find it only
do a command one time.How can i write a program which can do many command
required one time.
    Can i must use "new thread" method to do that?
    I use the BCB4.0.

                                               Z.N.

Re: About the thread of the server!

#936

Author: vavan
Date: Fri, 15 Sep 2000 00:00

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Steve Pietrykoski and Klaas Wolters have noticed that there is a serious
problem in BCB with threading in AppServer :(

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> Hi:
>     I had wrotten a server program using MIDAS in the bcb,and i find it
only
> do a command one time.How can i write a program which can do many command
> required one time.
>     Can i must use "new thread" method to do that?
>     I use the BCB4.0.
>
>                                                Z.N.

Re: About the thread of the server!

#939

Author: Klaas Wolters
Date: Mon, 18 Sep 2000 00:00

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zn heeft geschreven in bericht <8psg81$9k91@bornews.borland.com>...
>Hi:
>    I had wrotten a server program using MIDAS in the bcb,and i find it
only
>do a command one time.How can i write a program which can do many command
>required one time.
>    Can i must use "new thread" method to do that?
>    I use the BCB4.0.


You can put de RDM in a DLL as an activeX object. using socket server as the
container program.
Also use a TSession object in the RDM with AutoSessionName = true.
For using multithreading in an Execute you should dig into the Active Type
Library as the RDM implementation is based on that.

Klaas Wolters

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