Le 05/09/2012 11:05, Bernd a écrit :
I would use a TTimer and during the timer event check how far your
handshake has proceeded or whether it got stuck somewhere and
disconnect the TLTcp from within this timer event.
My very first idea but tricky.
# Synchronous mode:
You can easily use LNet in synchronous mode, here is a code snippet
that makes use of this, although I must say I have abandoned this
particular piece of code, I would not do it the same way again, This
code will establish many client connections to different servers and
use a separate thread for each of them. If I were to do it again I
would use only one network thread for all my TLTcp objects.
OK, this confirms my opinion. I'll do it with a thread and use a
semaphore set by the application and reset by the thread as soon as
something usefull happens.
The thread will be suspended on TLTcp events to run and the application
will be suspended during the semaphore lock. No Timers, full synchro, no
fuzzy tricks
Thanks Bernd that's what I gonna implement, maybe not for the current
modification but certainly for the next, in a few days.
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