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Indy TCP (Client/Server)

Zone: Delphi Programming

Tags: indy, tcp, server, client

Greetings...
I Need a very Clear example of how to send & receive(commands and string)using indy TCP Client, Server Client ?
also the Server has a password to establish the connection from the client.
thank you for your time.

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Zone: Programming

Question Asked By: TheLeader

Solution Provided By: alsantos

Participating Experts: 12

Solution Grade: A

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