In this case, the my server computer act as a client and have to know all
the other stations ip address to send the message ?
Is there any why like to send the message on the air /net ?
I don't like the indy tcpserver/client, i was tried to work around them and
have a lot of problem :-(. i use TClientSocket instead.
Thanks
Shraga
"Craig" <firebirdwebguy@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:474661bb$1@newsgroups.borland.com...
>I would use a simple listening server on each machine.. Then connect to it,
> and send a message to it.. It would work the same over the internet or
> Intranet. (Use a client component to send to the machines.)
> You could use UDP, but this will only work on a local network, and is
> really
> good for small packets of info. There is no verification of delivery for
> UDP.
> .
>
> You could use a simple TCP server in indy, or contact me, I can send you
> mine. Ive written some Components.
> Its real simple
>
>
> "shraga milon" <shragami@zahav.net.il> wrote in message
> news:474309a4@newsgroups.borland.com...
>> How can i confirm that the station receivedthe message ?
>> I was try net send on my xp and it is very slow . I was send to my self
> and
>> did not received any message :-(.
>> Shraga
>>
>> "Del Murray" <Del.Murray@CreditHawk.Net> wrote in message
>> news:4742fb05$1@newsgroups.borland.com...
>> > Net Send ???
