"Dennis" <marianndkc@home3.gvdnet.dk> wrote in message
news:44205f11$1@newsgroups.borland.com...
> I have the same problem as in my original post.
>
> "The client raises an exception "Reply code is not valid: OK".
As I already told you earlier, you CANNOT use string-based response codes
when working with TIdTCPClient directly. You must use numeric values
instead.
If you need to use string-based response codes, then you must derive a new
class from TIdTCPClient and override the virtual GetReplyClass() method to
specify a TIdReply-derived class that allows string-based response codes.
TIdTCPClient uses TIdReplyRFC by default, which is numeric-based, not
string-based.
Gambit
