Clay Shannon wrote:
>> BTW, didn't you have something to do with "Alice's Restaurant"?
I don't think so, when the movie came out in the late sixties I
still was a young teenager.
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- Original Message -
Fr
Hello Francois,
It seems that the sole purpose of passing FComponentOptions in
ASyncReceive() is for Do_FD_CLOSE() to call without wsoNoReceiveLoop.
I see two places where ASyncReceive() is called. In the other place
Do_FD_READ(), FComponentOptions is passed in without modification.
So I suggest
Hi All,
I'm using ICS to do emailing and ftp stuff.
Is there by now a test suite (maybe DUnit) that somebody has to test
whether messages are received properly and contains simulations for all
popular types of errors.
For example, handling the multitude of differenet errors that can occur
wit
Arno,
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Thanks, that works just fine. I am now adding the messages to a stringList
in the method above, and then calling ICS_SendString() in the
SessionConnected() event, looping through the stringlist and then deleting
all of its items afterwards.
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Directly in the DFM:
Procedure
TfJCPServ
I would recommend you news://forums.borland.com ; there are both Delphi and
C++ newsgroups. After having said this, I cannot tell you the answer to your
question unfortunately as I do have no idea! ;(
BR,
SZ
- Original Message -
From: "John Dammeyer" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "'ICS supp
My apologies for this off topic post but I'm not even sure where to ask
this.
I've got National Instruments ActiveX controls running in a test
application. The Delphi Wrapper created when importing the control into
my development environment appears to have also brought in the license
string simi
Clay Shannon wrote:
>> Is it possible to send messages from my client app to my server app
>> on the same machine (they are both running on the same machine
>> during development/testing)?
Of course!
>>
>> I would assume so, but it's not working. Specifically, the server
>> app's ClientConnect(
Hello again (after a long absence).
I am using Delphi 2006 and the ICS TWSocket and TWSocketServer components,
in a MIDAS app.
Is it possible to send messages from my client app to my server app on the
same machine (they are both running on the same machine during
development/testing)?
I would