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> > So if I understand correctly I have to maintain a list of all my clients
and
> > build a loop to check connection every 'n' seconds in a timer function ?
> > that right ?
>
> You said that there was only one TCientSocket. And if the Socket of
> TClientSocket1 looses connection then you do not have to have a list
> because TClientSocket can only be connected to one server. So why do
> you speak of a list ? As there is only one TClientSocket you can simply
> call ClientSocket1->Open() in the TTimer eventhandler.
>

Sorry Hans, I was talking about one TClientSocket per process only to made
the thinks simple.
In the reality all process are server for all other process.

The configuration is dynamic, but if I launch 3 process called A, B and C,
the result of the connections are:


A ( server ) connect to B (client )
A ( server ) connect to C(client )

B( server ) connect to A(client )
B( server ) connect to C(client )

C( server ) connect to A(client )
C( server ) connect to B (client )


In this example A, B, and C have 1 TServerSocket and 3 TClientSocket.


So last question, how can I test if the connection is broken in the
TClientSocket object ?
Can I check the property Active ?


> Hans.