"m utku karatas" <m.utku.k@g_o_o_g_l_e_smailservice.com> wrote in message
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> I keep the code a little abstracted so at some point I can
> switch to other IPC technics.
Indy's architecture is pluggable, in that you can write your own custom
IOHandler classes for your own IPC systems, and then the same Indy code will
still work.
> I wish it was. The interesting thing is that while client's(C++ one)
> Send call is blocked, the server is also blocked in the ReadCardinal func.
The only way that can happen is if the client is not sending any data to
begin with. Or is not sending enough data. Cardinal is usually 32 bits,
but can change depending in the platform. Well, so can Integer, for that
matter, I guess. Make sure the client is actually sending what the server
is expecting. You might also consider using a packet sniffer, such as
Ethereal, to make sure data is actually passing through the network
connection correctly.
> Not asking the coding way, I meant a tool like Ethereal hooking
> directly windows' connection. Any recommendation on that?
You just answered your own question - use Ethereal. Or did you have
something else in mind? Please be more specific when you ask questions.
Gambit
