Donovan, as well as using remote debugging, but a
somewhat more ugly approach....
I use
to start up two copies of Delphi, one running the server and the other the
client, I made sure I compiled/ran the server app first then fired up
the client. Obviously you need to be able to run the server app on your work
station, you can set break points as per normal in both apps and yada yada
yada.
One
point with this approach - I did have some trouble if I had SocketServer
started automatically as a service - I found the client would always start it's
own instance of the server (even with my debug version already running). To get
around this I started SocketServer manually, I remember reading somewhere about
this problem but can't rememebr the solution now sorry). Anyway - ugly but it
worked
Willie
-----Original Message-----G'Day,
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Donovan J. Edye
Sent: Friday, 10 August 2001 4:09 p.m.
To: Multiple recipients of list delphi
Subject: [DUG]: [Q] Debugging MIDAS....
I have a MIDAS client that I am using for testing against a MIDAS server I have written. How can I invoke things so that I can set break points in the MIDAS server so that I can debug it? ie Debug MIDAS server by running the MIDAS client EXE.
TIA-- Donovan
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