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working with the INdy client/sever socket componets
Hello my name is Steve, and I have been programming in Delphi for
several years, but never done anything with Sockets or anything using Indy style components. so I am a complete novice from that point of view. (same goes for putting these this type of component in a DLL but thats for another thread!) Sorry but these may seem an easy question but I hope someone can help I have been experimenting with the Indy 9 demo projects for the Client and Server components and managed to get them working when run on the same PC. Here are the settings I used Client Port 47110 (the default in the project) Bound IP is blank Bound Port = 0 Server Host set to localhost (as you might expect) But I have been unable to get any communications when the server is installed on another machine on our network. Can anyone give me some idea on how to set the Host/Port settings to achieve communications targeted at a specific IP address. Steve |
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This example is targeted only on localhost, that is, you will see some results only when you launch both Server exe and Client exe on the SAME COMPUTER
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