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Revision as of 13:56, 2 January 2016
Main page -> ICS component reference -> TWSocketServer
Contents
Overview
unit | OverbyteIcsWSocketS.pas | |
inheritance | TWSocket |
TWSocketServer will normally be used to listen on a given TCP port. When a client connects, it will instantiate a new TWSocketClient component to handle communication with client. Normally you will derive your own component from TWSocketClient to add private data and methods to handle your processing needs. You tell TWSocketServer which component class it has to instantiate using ClientClass property. You have to initialize each instance created to handle each client from OnClientConnect event handler. TWSocketServer maintain a list of connected clients. You can access it using Client[] indexed property. ClientCount property is the size of Client[] array.
Since it is derived from TWSocket, lots of properties and events are unused and not listed here. Properties and events that have a meaning in both server or client component are listed here.
Note that TWSocketServer is only usable for incoming TCP connections. Use TWSocket if you need to use UDP.
Note: When a TWSocketClient is closed, it automatically frees itself. With a normal TWSocket, the programmer is responsible for freeing the object.
Properties
Addr | The interface to listen on. | |
Banner | A short message line sent when each client connects. | |
BannerTooBusy | A short message sent when a client connects and the number of clients already exceeds the MaxClients limit. | |
Client | Indexed property giving access to all connected clients. | |
ClientClass | Class the component use to handle each incoming connection. | |
ClientCount | Number of connected clients. | |
Handle | Handle of the hidden window used for socket operation. | |
HSocket | Underlying winsock socket handle. | |
LastError | Last error which occurred. | |
ListenBacklog | How many pending connection the system has to accept before denying access. | |
MaxClients | Max number of connected client. All subsequent connections will be closed. | |
Port | TCP port or service name to listen to. | |
PortNum | Readonly property with numeric value corresponding to Port. | |
Proto | Protocol used. Must be 'tcp'. | |
State | Gives the state of the component. |
Methods
Abort | Abort current asynchronous operation. | |
Close | Stops listening, does not disconnect connected clients. | |
CloseDelayed | Same as Close however it's executed delayed, after current event has finished. | |
Create | Create a new instance of the component. | |
Destroy | Destroy the current instance. | |
IsClient | Check if a component reference is one of the connected clients. | |
Listen | Start accepting connections. | |
MessageLoop | Internal message loop. | |
MessagePump | Internal message pump. | |
ProcessMessage | Process a single message. | |
ProcessMessages | Process messages until message queue is empty. | |
Release | Destroy the current instance after the current event is terminated. | |
ThreadAttach | Detach from current thread. | |
ThreadDetach | Attach to current thread. |
Events
OnBgException | When a background exception occurs. | |
OnChangeState | When the component state changes. | |
OnClientConnect | When a new client is connecting. | |
OnClientCreate | When a new client component instance is created. | |
OnClientDisconnect | When a client disconnects. | |
OnError | When an error occurs. Better to use exception handling. | |
OnMessagePump | To call your own external message pump instead of built-in one. |
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