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Vin�cius wrote:

> There is a IdTCPClient1->ReadBuffer(...), but I can't call this in some 
> structure like execute on the server, or an event that set when the buffer 
> has something to read for the client. If exists somethig like this!!! I take 
> a look at "onWork" event but I don't understand how to use it.In 
> TClientSocket there is an event "OnClientRead", where we can read buffers 
> when its something to read.

So your client is non-blocking. If it was blocking then your client could
do a ReadBufer() rigth after the WriteBuffer(). At least if the server
will send always after it received a message from the client.

> This also exists, "AThread->Connection->WriteBuffer()", but only can be 
> called inside the events of the server, or I wrong??
> there no exists IdTCPServer->WriteBuffer(), and I don't want to call this 
> every time in a loop, like execute, I want to call this sometimes.

You mean your thread's Execute() method ?

You can call it in the Execute() method.

How does the server behave ? Does it send only and always something
after a request from the client. Or does it also send data at
own initiative ? Is that where you want to call it 'sometimes' ?

Hans.