Indy TCPClient/Server example in BCB

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6 total messages Started by Binzhong Zhou Thu, 19 Jan 2006 07:27

#2813

Author: Binzhong Zhou
Date: Thu, 19 Jan 2006 07:27

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I am new to network programing. Could some one provides me a sample 
codeusing TCP for network data exchange: Client send command to server for 
data and the server distrubute the requested data to the client.

I am using BCB 6 Enterpise. It has Indy 6.

Thanks,
            Binzhong

Re: Indy TCPClient/Server example in BCB

#2815

Author: Remy Lebeau (TeamB)
Date: Thu, 19 Jan 2006 07:56

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"Binzhong Zhou" <Binzhong.Zhou@csiro.au> wrote in message
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> I am new to network programing. Could some one provides me
> a sample codeusing TCP for network data exchange: Client send
> command to server for data and the server distrubute the requested
> data to the client.

Have you looked at Indy's demos yet?

> I am using BCB 6 Enterpise. It has Indy 6.

There never was an Indy 6.  Perhaps you mean Indy 8 instead?  In any case,
if you are using the version of Indy that shipped with BCB 6, then you are
using a very outdated version that is no longer supported.  You should go to
Indy's website and upgrade.


Gambit

Re: Indy TCPClient/Server example in BCB

#2820

Author: Binzhong Zhou
Date: Fri, 20 Jan 2006 01:06

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"Remy Lebeau (TeamB)" <no.spam@no.spam.com> wrote in message 
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>
> "Binzhong Zhou" <Binzhong.Zhou@csiro.au> wrote in message
> news:43cf3ed8$1@newsgroups.borland.com...
>
>> I am new to network programing. Could some one provides me
>> a sample codeusing TCP for network data exchange: Client send
>> command to server for data and the server distrubute the requested
>> data to the client.
>
> Have you looked at Indy's demos yet?

It seems they are all in Delphi. Do you have BCB examples?

>
>> I am using BCB 6 Enterpise. It has Indy 6.
>
> There never was an Indy 6.  Perhaps you mean Indy 8 instead?  In any case,
> if you are using the version of Indy that shipped with BCB 6, then you are
> using a very outdated version that is no longer supported.  You should go 
> to
> Indy's website and upgrade.

The version I have is Indy 6 not Indy 8. I noticed that the current 
"relaible" version should be Indy 10. Do you recommand to install this 
version?

>
>
> Gambit
>
>

Re: Indy TCPClient/Server example in BCB

#2821

Author: Binzhong Zhou
Date: Fri, 20 Jan 2006 01:45

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Remy,

Could you please suggest which version of Indy I should to install: version 
9 or version 10?

Regards,
            Binzhong

Re: Indy TCPClient/Server example in BCB

#2822

Author: Michael Gillen
Date: Fri, 20 Jan 2006 13:42

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Binzhong Zhou wrote:

> Remy,
> 
> Could you please suggest which version of Indy I should to install: version 9 or version 10?
> 
> Regards,
>           Binzhong

Indy 9.  Indy 10 does not support C++Builder yet.

-- 
-Michael Gillen

Re: Indy TCPClient/Server example in BCB

#2823

Author: Remy Lebeau (TeamB)
Date: Fri, 20 Jan 2006 18:22

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"Binzhong Zhou" <Binzhong.Zhou@csiro.au> wrote in message
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> It seems they are all in Delphi.

Even so, the same concepts apply to C++ as well.

> The version I have is Indy 6 not Indy 8.

Like I said earlier, there never was an Indy 6.  BCB 6 ships with Indy 8.

> I noticed that the current "relaible" version should be Indy 10.

Indy 9 is reliable - just a little older.

> Do you recommand to install this version?

Indy 10 does not officially support C++ at the moment.  With a little extra
effort on your part, it can be made to work with C++, though.


Gambit

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