Arne Fl. Jensen wrote:
And both fail, with the same error in clientConnect and
clientDisConnect, and postmessage.
In your examples, there is no postMessage or postthreadMessage.
Are there any examples of this, in a formless app.?
Now there is one:
{code}
program Project1;
{ This demo
You should have started from OverbyteIcsSvcTcp which is a service instead
of a GUI application.
I did originally but went to the console-app, since it is easier to debug.
As I understand it, it's the same unit used in both situations ..
As you know how to change from one application type to
I did originally but went to the console-app, since it is easier to debug.
As I understand it, it's the same unit used in both situations ..
/arne
2010/11/9 Francois PIETTE francois.pie...@skynet.be
I try to create a windows service with Httpserver. I have used the example
in the
And both fail, with the same error in clientConnect and
clientDisConnect, and postmessage.
In your examples, there is no postMessage or postthreadMessage.
Are there any examples of this, in a formless app.?
2010/11/10 Francois PIETTE francois.pie...@skynet.be:
You should have started from
Hi all,
I try to create a windows service with Httpserver. I have used the example
in the OverbyteIcsSrvTcp1 project, with a separate unit OverbyteIcsCmd. In
the last mentioned - in my version I use Thttpserver. Here are two events;
ClientConnect and ClientDisConnect witch use postmessage
Arne Fl. Jensen wrote:
Hi all,
I try to create a windows service with Httpserver. I have used the
example in the OverbyteIcsSrvTcp1 project, with a separate unit
OverbyteIcsCmd. In the last mentioned - in my version I use
Thttpserver. Here are two events; ClientConnect and
I try to create a windows service with Httpserver. I have used the example
in the OverbyteIcsSrvTcp1 project, with a separate unit OverbyteIcsCmd.
You should have started from OverbyteIcsSvcTcp which is a service instead of
a GUI application.
Warning: the two demo names are very similar.
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