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Article #4183TTcpSocket usage?
From: qyte
Date: Thu, 17 Mar 2005 14:28
Date: Thu, 17 Mar 2005 14:28
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Does anyone know if i can find anyway a tutorial of using both components? or even better a source code example as well? I read the help but i cannot figure out how it works. Why does the server has not an onreceive? Apart from that i see far too many diferencies with TCustomWinSocket and i got confused. The server doesn't seem to have support for many clients but anly for one. Is this true? if not where are the Client Sockets stacked?
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