If you REALLY can't figure it out, let me know and I'll play with it
to try to find a solution for you.
Thanks Marc,
Have been playing 2 days with this and still can't find out the way how to
do.
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> Marc,
> Why we are jumping to the another planet now?
> We are soo close!!
>
> Can you please see the code!
> This is just getting complicated all the time.
>
> Isn't this component having anything such as: CLIENTID?, CLIENTNO?, ID?
> which could be posted here in the same way as the IP address a
Marc,
Why we are jumping to the another planet now?
We are soo close!!
Can you please see the code!
This is just getting complicated all the time.
Isn't this component having anything such as: CLIENTID?, CLIENTNO?, ID?
which could be posted here in the same way as the IP address and the Port?
> Here is what I have,
> and please see the line for the client number,
> Now I at least now where should I define it, just need to find out how?
> ---
> procedure TSimpleSslServerForm.SslWSocketServer1ClientConnect
Could you please check the following code
I normally don't review large chunk of code within free support. I usually
do that when I have a consulting contract.
Could you please check the following code of both server and client
procedures and tell me what is missing in order to be able to ge
Have a look at the event "OnClientConnect", this is called whenever a
client connect, just grab the client info there and you should be good
to go.
Thank you :)
Now we are getting close.
Here is what I have,
and please see the line for the client number,
Now I at least now where should I define
Something like this ? (Out of my head, not tested)
for ClientNo := 0 to WSocketServer1.ClientCount - 1 do begin
if Client[ClientNo].PeerAddr = '192.168.1.123' then begin
Client[ClientNo].SendStr('HelloWorld'#13#10);
break;
end;
end;
Hi Francois,
Could you please check the f
> I am just trying to see the number of the client connected in the memo
> that's all,
> like this: 0 - Client connected. Remote: 127.0.0.1/49716 Local:
> 127.0.0.1/443
> or like this: [0]Client connected. Remote: 127.0.0.1/49716 Local:
> 127.0.0.1/443
> or like this: (0) Client connected. Remote:
Said in other word: How do I find the index to use with Client[] property
?
We cannot answer that question for you because we don't know the criteria
!
You can create a form to ask the user which IP the client has and then
iterate thru Client[] array and look for the correct IP.
Yes,
This is
Well, without knowing more on your setup, one way I can see to
differentiate your clients is with their IP. The client IP is
available in Client[x].PeerAddr.
I don't have any setup.
I am just trying to see the number of the client connected in the memo
that's all,
like this: 0 - Client connec
On Mon, Jan 17, 2011 at 2:26 PM, daniel cc wrote:
>
> Well, without knowing more on your setup, one way I can see to
> differentiate your clients is with their IP. The client IP is
> available in Client[x].PeerAddr.
>>>
> My setup?
> I am working on a demo,
> I have memo field where I need to see
Well, without knowing more on your setup, one way I can see to
differentiate your clients is with their IP. The client IP is
available in Client[x].PeerAddr.
My setup?
I am working on a demo,
I have memo field where I need to see the number of the client.
If I can get the number of the client
What is so difficult? Property Client is an array of currently
connected client objects, property ClientCount returns the number
of objects in that array. You work with it like with a standard
Delphi TList as well. For example, in order to iterate over all
client objects:
The difficulty is that
> so change your procedure to something like this :
> procedure TSimpleSslServerForm.SendCommand(ClientNo: integer);
> begin
> SslWSocketServer1.Client[ClientNo].SendStr(ledSendCommand.Text);
> Display('Command sent: ' + ledSendCommand.Text);
> end;
>>>
> How do you set this --> (ClientNo)?
> How d
daniel cc wrote:
>> -
> SslWSocketServer1.Client is an array of your clients.
> So if you have 2 clients, the first one is Client[0] and the se
-
SslWSocketServer1.Client is an array of your clients.
So if you have 2 clients, the first one is Client[0] and the second
one is Client[1].
Said in other word: How do I find the index to use with Client[] property ?
We cannot answer that question for you because we don't know the criteria !
You can create a form to ask the user which IP the client has and then
iterate thru Client[] array and look for the correct IP.
Yes,
This is wh
> I have made this test procedure which works but only if there is just one
> client.
> -
> {This procedure sends the command to the clients and it works very nicely.}
> procedure TSi
I have been checking all the demos and trying to understand about how to
send a "Command" to a specific client and I simply can't find it!
You found it because you told us:
I have made this test procedure which works but only if there is just one
client.
{This procedure sends the command to
Angus,
Thanks for the response,
I am very pleased with all the help I have got here and I do love ICS
components.
I wouldn't be trying do do anything with them would I?
If I wouldn't be happy with the components and with the help.
What I need here is some easy basic things not complecated ones
Looks like nothing is possible to do in the simple and basic ways with
ICS??
Wrong impression.
All I need is,
A server who accepts the clients and tells me which clients are online,
can send once a while a simple command such as: "reboot" or send a file
such as: "setup.exe"
A client who acce
> A server who accepts the clients and tells me which clients are
> online, can send once a while a simple command such as: "reboot" or
> send a file such as: "setup.exe"
> A client who accepts the command: "reboot" from the server and
> does the asked, receives the file "setup.exe" and does th
Guys,
Looks like nothing is possible to do in the simple and basic ways with ICS??
I was just thinking that I have understood a bit of the components today and
now you guys are making it lot more complicated for me.
All I need is,
A server who accepts the clients and tells me which clients ar
> Other solutions are obviously possible, including using server
> socket only at master side.
My application only used a server at the master side, albeit three for
redundnacy, so the clients only contacted the servers to report status
and pick-up waiting commands. Actually, this was partially
But, are you sure you don't want to revert the client/server roles ?
It would be much simpler for you.
I am sorry but I don't understand what you mean with this, Windows
server/client rules or component?
Do you think I need both in both sides?
Here is how I see your problem solved:
First let
and it doesn't work
Please be more specific. What error/exception do you have ?
You have not answered this one.
Most of the errors were --> Socket not connected.
Speaking about code, you select it by its index in the Client[] property.
How you find the right index is YOUR application probl
and it doesn't work
Please be more specific. What error/exception do you have ?
You have not answered this one.
How can I selected a specific client, let's say client 1 and send a
command to it?
Speaking about code, you select it by its index in the Client[] property.
How you find the right
-Original Message-
From: Francois PIETTE
Sent: Monday, January 17, 2011 9:33 AM
To: ICS support mailing
Subject: Re: [twsocket] SslWSocketServer & SslWSocket
and it doesn't work
Please be more specific. What error/exception do you have ?
Hi Francois,
Thanks for the response and
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