Nope.
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Browse All TopicsGot the following line in client window (C++ Builder 6.0) :
TcpClient1->Sendln(Memo2->
And in server on accept I 've got the following line:
s=ClientSocket->Receiveln(
Memo1->Lines->Add(s);
And that works fine but when i try to send some more text from Client to server, nothing happens. What to do?
Thanks
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Client is already connected and working
Button1 on client form:
TcpClient1->Sendln(Memo2->Te
On servers page:
void __fastcall TForm1::TcpServer1Accept(T
TCustomIpClient *ClientSocket)
{
String s;
Memo1->Lines->Add("Connected
s=ClientSocket->Receiveln()
Memo1->Lines->Add(s);
}
It just sends the first line and displays in memo on server window.
After that, nothing happens.
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by: BrianGEFF719Posted on 2009-11-22 at 12:56:01ID: 25883601
you might try:
veln())
while(s=ClientSocket->Recei
Memo1->Lines->Add(s);