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"Vladimir Stefanovic" <spam@not.needed> wrote:
>> I try to change the Address property while the Active attribute
>> of the TClientSocket is true, even if the Close method has
>> been invocated.
>
>Active has to be false if you want to change address. I'm the
>absolute beginner is sockets, but lets try (with my experiences).
>
>I have similar problems when this skeleton is applied:
>
>Close()
>ChangeAttributes()
>Open()
>Send()
>
>I found smarter to WAIT for appropriate events to be triggered
>before I take ANY action (like changing/sending). That means:
>
>Close();
>OnDisconnect() { ChangeAttributes() }
>Open();
>OnConnect() { Send() }
>
>... or similar.
>
>
>>         Client->Address = address;
>>         Client->Host = host;
>

Thanks Vladimir for your help but unfortunately the problem still exists .

I tryed to delete the TClientSocket instance and to instantiate a new object; code follows:  

delete clientSocket;
clientSocket = new TClientSocket(this) 

where "this" is the form where the TClientSocket component is located; but this code doesn't work, do you have any suggestion ?

Thanks in advance

Best Regards 

Luca 



>Are you always changing BOTH address & host? Are you sure
>that the problem is not in connection with the passed values?
>
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>Best regards,
>Vladimir Stefanovic
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