Le 31/01/2014 11:40, Santiago A. a écrit :
Hello:
I have a program on Laptop that when network is active (there is a WIFI,
ie) must do some tasks (in fact check for updates).
Is there any standard way to do so, without continuously pooling if it
can connect to Internet?
A standard way to check this I don't know any. I don't even know if an
appication can catch events sent by the OS when a network connection
raises..
I've made an application wich polls the network for a TCP/IP target :
once at the application load and then on a regular basis. to have it as
a standard as possible (from my point of view), I'built a service which
runs on Win32, Win64, Linux x86_64 and WinCE.
It is almost standard for all platforms as it uses Indy sockets and
potocols on both sides: update server and targets. The only exception is
the WinCE application wich connects to a local server to check for a new
version. But all TCP/IP prorocol is coded in one FPC unit and compiled
using Lazarus in all applications that need it.
Antonio.
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