I'm using ICS - TWSocket and I wrote a server that listen on port, waiting a
connection. A client telnet connect to this IP/port and the server execute
another application to receive this connection. The server is a single
receive of connections.
Question 1 = Did you already make something
I still persist saying the you probably call the message pump directly or
indirectly (for example
your Log() function, or any component you use for display).
I suggest you make a stripped down version of your program, just he bare
minimum in a small project.
If the problem persist with this
I have question about using Binary Mode.
If I set FTPClient.Binary = True, my data is transmited in Ascii mode
anyway.
Because the server doesn't know you have changed the way data has to be
transfered and FTP protocol
default to ascii.
You _must_ call method TypeSet to send the information
On Fri, 20 May 2005 17:12:45 +0400
Artem Antonov [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello,
I have question about using Binary Mode.
If I set FTPClient.Binary = True, my data is transmited in Ascii
mode anyway.
Thanks, I've already managed with this problem.
Best regards,
Artem Antonov.
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hi everyone,
still working on my ftp service server.
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The exceptions are triggered because the Client used within the thread is
nil.
what i don't understand is why, although i set delayedsend to true,
the ftp server begins to open the data connection and says the file
Le 20 May 2005 à 16:31, Guillaume MAISON a écrit:
Unless there's something obvious, i don't know why the ftpserver opens data
for connection
though i've set DelayedSend:=True in the OnGetProcessing event ?
After more and more debugging, i've found something :
when saying delayedSend to true,
But the question 1, OnSessionAvailable on server, I execute this code
below:
You are reinventing the wheel.
Use TWSocketServer instead of TWSocket. It has everything needed to accept
incomming connections and manage client list. If you really want to reinvent
the wheel, have a look at
Arnoldo - Optextil wrote:
Hi François,
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Resuming, client connect to server, server execute another application.
The
another application establishing the connection e work with the client.
Have
a sample about this ?
As far as I know, there's not such an example.
But why do you
It's just a guess, sounds like your multithreading isn't designed well.
Can you explain your thread design in your own words?
Arno Garrels
Guillaume MAISON wrote:
Le 20 May 2005 à 16:31, Guillaume MAISON a écrit:
Unless there's something obvious, i don't know why the ftpserver opens
data
Hi, Arno
In others two projects, I worked with the examples, a server, a client,
client connect to server, server establish a connection and return to
listen... In this case, the connections simultaneos in server work perfect,
because not acessing global variables. But now, the connections
Thanks Francois.
I double-checked and didn't see any calls to ProcessMessages
or ShowMessage, etc.
I'll make a simplified version and send the code in private email.
Jack
Friday, May 20, 2005, 3:50:18 AM, you wrote:
FP I still persist saying the you probably call the message pump
FP directly
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