I have Inday 9.0.18. I am looking at the indy examples in
SendReceiveRecords and see that the client does:
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Connect:
WriteBuffer(<items>);
ReadBuffer(<items>);
Disconnect;
On the server side, the OnExecute event has
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Athread.connection.ReadBuffer(<items>);
Athread.connection.WriteBuffer(<items>);
The OnExecute() on the server gets called and for each
readbuffer/writebuffer from the client. The sever blocks in the
readbuffer when it receives the readbuffer from the client and
only exits when the client issues the disconnect.
I would like to use this method but slightly modified so I do not
block on the server side (I do not want to rely on the disconnect
as I may have multiple requests from the client.) How should I
approach this?
-Eric
