[TURBO C++] TcpServer

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3 total messages Started by Patryk B. Thu, 06 Sep 2007 10:35

#921

Author: Patryk B.
Date: Thu, 06 Sep 2007 10:35

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Hello,

Can anyone can help me with TcpServer component and bmThreadBlocking? How  
to make it work?
I know that i need to creaty my class, like:

void __fastcall TMyServerThread::ClientExecute(void)
{
...
}

I dont know what to write in GetThread event.

I tryed to use http://dn.codegear.com/article/26276
but its about ServerSocket.

Best Regards

Patryk.

Re: [TURBO C++] TcpServer

#924

Author: Patryk B.
Date: Thu, 06 Sep 2007 15:07

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Hi,

I used ServerSocket component and did everythink like i article -  
http://dn.codegear.com/article/26276
If you understood good every new connection should start new thread.
But when im traying to connect to my server using telnet, nothing happend.
I can connect, but thats all. I cant recive and send any message.
I put ShowMessage("test") at the begin of fuctions:

TMyServerThread::ClientExecute
ServerSocket1GetThread

to know that that functions are executed - and no, the message dont appear.

What am i doing wrong.

Thanks for any help and sorry for my english.

Best regards.

Patryk.

Re: [TURBO C++] TcpServer

#927

Author: Remy Lebeau (TeamB)
Date: Thu, 06 Sep 2007 17:37

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"Patryk B." <pbobak@no.spam.o2.pl> wrote in message
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> Can anyone can help me with TcpServer component
> and bmThreadBlocking?

I do not suggest using TTcpServer (or TTcpClient) at all.  They are very
poorly implemented.  They were Borland's attempt are cross-platform socket
components, but they were designed to a very low common demoninator that
makes the components harder, not easier, to use.  I strongly suggest you use
a different component.  You can either continue to use TServerSocket if you
don't need to support Linux (you can install the dclsocket...bpl package to
re-install it) or else use a third-party component, such as from Indy, ICS,
or Synapse.

> How to make it work?

Don't use threading at all.  TTcpServer will handle its own threading
internally.  Simply do your work inside the server's OnAccept event.

> I know that i need to creaty my class, like:

You are going about it all wrong.  That approach applies only to
TServerSocket, not to TTcpServer at all.

> I tryed to use http://dn.codegear.com/article/26276
> but its about ServerSocket.

That article does not apply in this situation at all.


Gambit

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