Hi,
Are there any examples of using threads for client sockets?
What are the pros and cons of using a thread for every client connection?
My application currently accepts a connection, processes the data and
closes the connection in about 0.1 seconds. So if 100 clients connect
simultaneously,
Ilkka Ericsson wrote:
> I send mail to one recipient. Other progam like Outlook Express can
> manage this and before I load the last version it works with big
> attachments. (Test is a file on 1 meg. and have the extensin ".bzip")
> I have windows XP prof. Connection on 100 Mbits/s and 1024 mb fys.
I send mail to one recipient. Other progam like Outlook Express can manage this
and before I load the last version it works with big attachments. (Test is a
file on 1 meg. and have the extensin ".bzip")
I have windows XP prof. Connection on 100 Mbits/s and 1024 mb fys. memory.
64-bit ADM-processo
Oops! I did not see it in the tool palette :((.
Thanks!
SZ
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: Hi,
:
: I use TChart component
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Hi,
I use TChart component included in Delphi. Seems very good to me.
Cheers,
Marcelo Grossi
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Markus Humm wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I tried the direct calling of the timer without succes (I think some
> of the affected VCL-components [like ListView and JvSimScope from
> JEDI] need windows messages for their updating as well).
>
> I also tried the thread based approach but without success. If I