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>> Can someone show some working code?
>
> A better thing to do would be for you to show your
> original TClient/ServerSocket code so that someone
> can then show you how to translate it into Indy code.

Hi,


This is one of the imaginary scenarios that I want to
port to Indy.

1) CLIENT: Sends request (buffer of data) to SERVER
2) SERVER: Receives request (buffer of data) from CLIENT
3) SERVER: Processes the received buffer of data and
prepares a response
4) SERVER: Sends response to CLIENT of the processing success
5) CLIENT: Receives response from SERVER and shows the message

For example, this should check if the file exists on the server
machine (by the logic of TClintSocket/TServerSocket):

1) CLIENT SENDS BUFFER: buffer_size ASK C:\Autoexec.bat
2) SERVER RECEIVES BUFFER: ASK C:\autoexec.bat
3) SERVER RESOLVES 'ASK' COMMAND AND SERACHES FOR FILE:
FileExists("C:\\autoexec.bat)" AND PREPARES RESPONSE
4) SERVER SENDS BACK BUFFER: buffer_size MSG File exists!
5) CLIENT RECEIVES BUFFER: MSG File exists! and shows the
message "File 'autoexec.bat' exists on server machine".

This is how whould I do it with TServerSocket/TClientSocket
(CLIENT: ctNonBlocking, SERVER: stThreadBlocking):

[I attached Both CLIENT&SERVER CODE & EXE's in the
Attachments group]

I wanted to place the code directly here but unfortunately,
the working code appeared to be too big for the message body.
If you still think that I should place it here, I'll do that.



-- 
Best regards,
Vladimir Stefanovic