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== Definition ==
 
== Definition ==
  
'''property''' OnClientCommand: '''TClientCommandEvent''';
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<syntaxhighlight lang="delphi">
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type
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TClientCommandEvent = procedure (Sender    : TObject;
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                                CliWSocket : TClientWSocket;
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                                CmdBuf    : PChar;
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                                CmdLen    : LongInt) of object;
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property OnClientCommand : TClientCommandEvent;
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</syntaxhighlight>
  
 
== Description ==
 
== Description ==
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Occurs when a client's request is received, and before it is processed.
  
 
Clients connects to the server to send commands (also called requests) and wait for server responses. The OnClientCommand is triggered when such a command arrives, before it gets executed. The event handler can use the command for any purpose, it can even change it.
 
Clients connects to the server to send commands (also called requests) and wait for server responses. The OnClientCommand is triggered when such a command arrives, before it gets executed. The event handler can use the command for any purpose, it can even change it.

Latest revision as of 08:44, 14 May 2011

Main page -> Midware component reference -> TAppServer -> OnClientCommand

Definition

<syntaxhighlight lang="delphi"> type TClientCommandEvent = procedure (Sender : TObject;

                                CliWSocket : TClientWSocket;
                                CmdBuf     : PChar;
                                CmdLen     : LongInt) of object;

property OnClientCommand : TClientCommandEvent; </syntaxhighlight>

Description

Occurs when a client's request is received, and before it is processed.

Clients connects to the server to send commands (also called requests) and wait for server responses. The OnClientCommand is triggered when such a command arrives, before it gets executed. The event handler can use the command for any purpose, it can even change it.