Hello all,
we are developing a client application that implement a TcpClient object.
We are a bit confused between "blocked" and "NOT-blocked" socket, the use of
Receiveln method and Receive event.
We are oriented for a "Not blocked" socket(if this means that we get control
back immediately after a TcpClient1.Sendln('str') method), but we cannot
understand who will get back the Server answer.
In our tries:
1) we call TcpClient1.Open method
2) check(on the Server) that the socket is opened correctly, but the event
TcpClient1Connect(Sender: TObject) is NOT raised
3) a TcpClient1Error(Socket Error = 10035) received.
4) then we call sequentially TcpClient1.Sendln('str') and
TCPClient1.Receiveln(#13#10) (Receiveln returned string is empty)
5) check(on the Server) that the 'str' is arrived, but the event
TcpClient1Receive(Sender: TObject; Buf: PAnsiChar;
var DataLen: Integer) is NOT raised
6) if after some time we call a TCPClient1.Receiveln(#13#10) again, its
returned string contain the aspected value and the TcpClient1Receive event
is raised
How the TcpClient should work?
Thanks in advance
gianluca
