brian - wrote:
> Are there any special steps to follow for installing the beta ICS
> package (from svn) for Firemonkey? Tried to install it separately,
> and it gives an error
>
> "The procedure entry point @Overbyteicslibrary@initialization$qqrv
> could not be located in the dynamic link library"
>Are there any special steps to follow for installing the beta ICS package
(from svn) for
>Firemonkey? Tried to install it separately, and it gives an error
>"The procedure entry point @Overbyteicslibrary@initialization$qqrv could
not be located
>in the dynamic link library" OverbyteIcsDXe2Run.b
Are there any special steps to follow for installing the beta ICS package
(from svn) for Firemonkey? Tried to install it separately, and it gives an
error
"The procedure entry point @Overbyteicslibrary@initialization$qqrv could
not be located in the dynamic link library"
OverbyteIcsDXe2Run.bpl
ht
I'm just doing a sendline after finding the client object in the
tdictionary, doesn't a send just put the data in the buffer? I even put the
sendline in the critical section and one of the clients still stops
responding after about 10 to 20 messages are sent, so it does work for
awhile. I will che
Arno Garrels wrote:
> Access to the protected TDictonary object is thread-safe, however
> it is not calling methods and access properties of the client objects.
> You have to communicate with the clients using Window messages.
> Look at how TWSocketThrdClient defines a new message ID and overrides
Tony Caduto wrote:
> Hi,
> I have a chat server is ported from synapse and I used
> twsocketthrdserver so it would scale with 200 sockets per thread. The
> problem is in my original server i used a generic tdictionary to
> store pointers to the client objects. I use a critical section to
> protect
