Re: [twsocket] Modal Forms

Hello Simon, the problem that modal forms cause - ie they stop message processing and hence socket I/O. A modal form dont stop any message processing, nor socket I/O. --- Rgds, Wilfried http://www.mestdagh.biz -- To unsubscribe or change your settings for TWSocket mailing list

Re: [twsocket] Monitoring TCP/IP traffic

Hello Angus, IP Helper is the only thing you need, no specific driver if it's only bandwidth. It permit also to get separate traffic for each card. Regards. ARMSL I always though that proper monitoring of TCP/IP traffic required a ARMSL device driver, but BMExtreme seems to manage it through

Re: [twsocket] Monitoring TCP/IP traffic

Hello Angus, I forgot to tell that if you need to stats specific ports or IP then you'll need to use WinPcap packet capture (finding delphi wrapper is easy). Delphi cannot be used to create dynamic drivers so you'll not be able to create some .sys that would load/unload easy. Regards. ARMSL I

Re: [twsocket] Monitoring TCP/IP traffic

IP Helper is the only thing you need, no specific driver if it's only bandwidth. It permit also to get separate traffic for each card. Sorry, you are wrong. IP Helper only monitors all traffic through a card, it does not distinguish LAN or WAN (via a router) traffic. So it is useless for

Re[2]: [twsocket] Monitoring TCP/IP traffic

Hello Angus, Sorry but ... I use it for my TinyResMeter tool and I can perfectly distingish network card. IP Helper is the only thing you need, no specific driver if it's only bandwidth. It permit also to get separate traffic for each card. ARMSL Sorry, you are wrong. IP Helper only

Re[2]: [twsocket] Monitoring TCP/IP traffic

Hello Angus, OK I understand what you mean. IP Helper can distinguish between netcard but not IP on same card, that is why I told you about WinPCap. Regards. IP Helper is the only thing you need, no specific driver if it's only bandwidth. It permit also to get separate traffic for each

RE: [twsocket] Monitoring TCP/IP traffic

I think that the BME only checks the netmask of the adapter (you can get this via IP Helper) and then treats anything from those addresses as local traffic. That's how I would program this, anyway. Quite probably, but the original question was how does it get statistics per connection,

Re[2]: [twsocket] Monitoring TCP/IP traffic

Hello Primož, Yep, that may be a trick. Sorry, you are wrong. IP Helper only monitors all traffic through a card, it does not distinguish LAN or WAN (via a router) traffic. So it is useless for monitoring routed WAN traffic, which needs to be identified by IP address range. PG I

Re[3]: [twsocket] Monitoring TCP/IP traffic

OK I understand what you mean. IP Helper can distinguish between netcard but not IP on same card, that is why I told you about WinPCap. I installed WinPcap several years ago, and found my PC less stable that previously so never used it. But I guess it's more reliable today. BMExtreme

[twsocket] TWSocket descendant with messaging?

Hey all, Has anyone made a TWSocket descendant that lets you send whole Messages, which it keeps together? And it fires an event once a whole message has been received and lets you deal with it? I made something like this for two projects of mine, but I'm wondering if anyone has made such a