Hello Fabricio,
there are some examples at the synapse wiki page. I suggest that you
also subscribe to the synalist at sourceforge.net - this is the right
place to ask questions about synapse. There are many active users which
can answer your questions.
Anyway, if you have the echo server ru
OK I was able to run the echo server example. Now I need to know how can
I make a server that gets the commands sends by my client application
and make the right actions with these commands.
Can anyone help with this?
PS: I'm trying to install the indy on windows xp without succes, if
someone
OK,
I downloaded the synapse, but I don't know how to use it to make a TCP
server.
I need to do a server that listen on a specific port. After connected
the client will send some commands to the server that will make some
actions and return the results to the client.
Basicly the client w
They are in Lib folder. I myself once tried the synapse but I could not
figure it out.
What you want to do is not a hard one, I have written some programs in
this style all using Indy.
>> Why indy? You may use fpc unit "sockets" for it.
May be because of OOP (at least about Indy).
Thanks Amir,
I downloaded the synapse, but I don't know how to use it to make a TCP
server.
I need to do a server that listen on a specific port. After connected the
client will send some commands to the server that will make some actions
and return the results to the client.
Basicly the client will
OK,
I downloaded the synapse, but I don't know how to use it to make a TCP
server.
I need to do a server that listen on a specific port. After connected
the client will send some commands to the server that will make some
actions and return the results to the client.
Basicly the client wil
Use Synapse instead of Indy. After I have found Synapse, I dumped Indy.
goto http://www.ararat.cz/synapse/
Lukas has done a very fine tool !!
Cheers, Adrian.
Fabrício F. Kammer schrieb:
Hi all,
I need to developer an application to act as a tcp server that be
compatible with windows/linux
> Thanks Amir, I saw this, but I don't have the packets bellow on the Indy
> 10 installation :(
>
> * Open and compile indysystemlaz.lpk
> * Open and compile indycorelaz.lpk
> * Open and compile indyprotocolslaz.lpk
> * Open, compile and install dclindycorelaz.lpk
> * Op
> I need to developer an application to act as a tcp server that be
> compatible with windows/linux (debian).
>
> I want to make a command line application (without graphical
> interface) because my linux server don't have the X installed.
Why not Synapse? You must not install Synapse into your L
Thanks Amir, I saw this, but I don't have the packets bellow on the Indy
10 installation :(
* Open and compile indysystemlaz.lpk
* Open and compile indycorelaz.lpk
* Open and compile indyprotocolslaz.lpk
* Open, compile and install dclindycorelaz.lpk
* Open, compile and inst
I Installed on Linux(FC4/5).
I followed the instruction from
http://wiki.lazarus.freepascal.org/index.php/Indy_with_Lazarus.
with some changes.
Try it!
Fabrício F. Kammer wrote:
Hi Amir,
I tried, but I couldn't install it on my freepascal/lazarus.
Can you help with this installation?
PS: I'
Hi Amir,
I tried, but I couldn't install it on my freepascal/lazarus.
Can you help with this installation?
PS: I'm using windows xp
Regards
Fabrício
Amir Aavani escreveu:
Do you tried Indy component? I used them in both graphical and console
application. It is straight forward.
If you need
Do you tried Indy component? I used them in both graphical and console
application. It is straight forward.
If you need any sample I will be glad
Yours,
Amir
Fabrício F. Kammer wrote:
Hi all,
I need to developer an application to act as a tcp server that be
compatible with windows/linux (deb
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