Hello Francois,
many thanks. I'll have look.
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David
Thursday, February 11, 2010, 4:00:36 PM, you wrote:
>> Many thanks. Is there anything specific to running this component in a
>> thread I need to be aware of (I'm aware of general thread principles)
FP> Make sure your thread h
Many thanks. Is there anything specific to running this component in a
thread I need to be aware of (I'm aware of general thread principles)
Make sure your thread has a message pump otherwise no event will be handled.
Have a look at OverbyteIcssDll1.dpr sample project. It is a DLL using a
threa
> Many thanks. Is there anything specific to running this component
> in a thread I need to be aware of (I'm aware of general thread
> principles)
I've not used a thread for a server myself, but it's purely event driven
so should be straight forward. Just don't try updating visual components
or
Hello Angus,
Many thanks. Is there anything specific to running this component in a thread I
need to be aware of (I'm aware of general thread principles)
ARMSL> Unless you expect a performance issue, it's probably not worth the
ARMSL> trouble.
I think you're right. I won't do anything about i
> Can I create a thread and instantiate the FTPserver component
> within that thread ? Will this help ?
Yes, you can create the FTP server within a thread, but there are
currently no ICS demos doing so.
Unless you expect a performance issue, it's probably not worth the
trouble.
Angus
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David Rose wrote:
> Can I create a thread and instantiate the FTPserver component within
> that thread ? Will this help ?
Yes!
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Hello Angus,
ARMSL> If by exe you mean the same project and executable file, and you are not
ARMSL> already using threads, then the two applications are totally related,
ARMSL> only one will be running at a time.
Yes, one delphi project producing one exe.
ARMSL> Again you don't actually say
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I cannot test it myself and do not know how the Blackberry
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name making the PDF unreadable when viewed on our Blackberry