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Started by Boris Epel
Mon, 18 Jul 2005 14:48
net application
Author: Boris Epel
Date: Mon, 18 Jul 2005 14:48
Date: Mon, 18 Jul 2005 14:48
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Hi All, this message was skipped in .students newsgroup , so I took a risk of posting it here... I am starting to transfer my application (CBuilder 6.0) towards the support of the network. Since I am very new in this business I will appreciate any advise. Application controls some hardware in a time critical manner. Let call it server. Server does: execute commands, acquire data (asynchronously), +transfer data on request (let say 0.5Mb every hour), +inform about current state and report errors (not too frequently). The idea is to write client which will look exactly like current application but manage hardware remotely. Questions: which components to use (Indy ?) which protocol and port better to use ? what is better: to keep connection alive or poll server periodically? Related question what to do with errors, sending of which have to be initiated by server. some hints for developing of the protocol - string-base or binary form ? Regards, Boris
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