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[BCB] server sockets



There are a number of good books on sockets available; I personally use Unix
Network Programming : Networking APIs: Sockets and Xti (Volume 1) by W.
Richard Stevens. Don't let the Unix scare you; it's a general sockets
programming book. While it doesn't cover TServer, it does cover both client
and server connections with sockets. Once you have that understanding,
TServer should be a piece of cake.

There's also a Win32 sockets book that I use, but I don't have it here and
can't recall the title. I'll look it up and post it to the list.

SwC

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-----Original Message-----
From: owner-bcb@nospam.orionlink.net [mailto:owner-bcb@nospam.orionlink.net]On Behalf
Of Kregg Kemper
Sent: Monday, April 26, 1999 2:54 PM
To: 'bcb-list@nospam.orionlink.net'
Subject: [BCB] server sockets


  I am still confused (more than you think) about how to use server
sockets. I want the server program to respond to requests from many
client connections and handle them separately. There's all these
TCustomwinSocket, TServerClientSocket...etc and the books I have never
go into the detail that explains what's going on.

  Can anyone tell me where on the net or in books some good detailed
info on TServer sockets can be found?


  Thank you,

  Kregg Kemper
  kemperk@nospam.anelva.com



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