> You shouldn't really be relying on the OnDisconnected event to begin with.
> Indy is not an event-driven library. When you call Disconnect() yourself,
> then you can obviously call Terminate() at the same time as well. As for
> when you are not closing the socket yourself yet, an exception is thrown
> when a disconnect occurs during a reading/writing operation, so simply
> wrap your reading/writing code in a try..except block to handle it.
>
well, I'm still missing something.
in client's unit (NetUnit.pas) I got a procedure (it's made simple to give
only idea what is where:
procedure TRecordSend.ReadFrom(Cc: TIdTCPConnection);
begin
try
iStepTime := Cc.ReadInteger;
except
MainForm.Terminate;
end;
end;
(mainform.pas)
procedure TMainForm.Terminate;
begin
Application.Terminate;
end;
When I break connection on Server side, my exception in client unit will
fire up, but it won't Terminate Client application. I can't find a solution.
I need to close the whole application when it loses the connection with the
server.
