"Moore" <moore@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> i have a cmdtcpclient and a tcpserver, i create a command
> called 'hello' and in its event OnCommand a
> shoemessage('cmd received')
The OnCommand event handler is triggered in the context of a worker thread,
not the main thread. ShowMessage() is not a thread-safe. Use
Windows.MessageBox() instead.
> i connect to the tcpserver with the connect method,
>
> in the server i put this in the OnConnect event:
>
> AContext.Connection.SendCmd('greet');
You said that the command you added to the client's CommandHandlers
collection was named 'hello', not 'greet'. The two must match each other.
> the client hangs in the button click that contains the connect
> method
Please show your actual code. Connect() should not be hanging by itself, so
you are probably not using it correctly.
> and no message box appears !
Because the server is not sending the command that the client is actually
expecting.
Gambit
