I am using D7 and Indy 10
This is my logic for TIdTCPServer / TIdTCPClient, is it right or wrong?
My Client App Connects to My Server App.
After connecting, The Client WriteLn's "Login".
In the Server's Execute Event, I ReadLn, If = "Login" I go and
DoLogin(aIdConnection: TIdContext)
Server receives UserName, Password and a check is done on a server side
database.
1.) If it returns False, I do: AContext.Connection.Disconnect (Is this right
if what I want is to disconnect only that connection/thread, or an
AContext.RemoveFromList is right?)
2.) If it returns True, I think it is right to store some kind of
identifying info regarding this connection/thread so I have been doing this:
ATStringList.Add(IntToStr(TIdYarnOfThread(AContext.Yarn).Thread.ThreadID)+'='+User).
Why you ask?
Because back in my OnExecute for the Server, if not Connection.Disconnect, I
look for other commands. If a new/different command is sent this is what I
do:
function DoOtherCommand(aIdConnection: TIdContext);
begin
if
ATStringList.IndexOfName(IntToStr(TIdYarnOfThread(AContext.Yarn).Thread.ThreadID))
>= 0
then begin
// Do some stuff
end
else begin
AContext.Connection.Disconnect;
end;
end;
I have been seeing things about ThreadIDs not being a good, because it may
be a Fiber (whatever that is).
Am I way off, am I close, am I worrying too much, am I not worrying enough?
Thanks!
