When sending something back to a client having sent a command, you use the
sender argument of the dataavailable event. This sender represent the
client:
TWSocket(Sender).Send(MyBufAddr, MyBufLnegth);
I still can't find anything regarding this in existed demos/samples.
In the server sample, this is handled in TTcpDaemon.ProcessData which is
called from TTcpDaemon.ClientDataAvailable which passes "sender as
TTcpSrvClient" to ProcessData as its client argument. TTcpSrvClient inhérit
from TWSocket.
Please run OverbyteIcsSrvTcp under the debugger. Place a breakpoint on the
first line of TTcpDaemon.ClientDataAvailable. Then use OverbyteIcsClient7
sample to connect to the server and send something. Your breakpoint will be
reached. From there, single step to understand what happend (Do not
singlestep in TWSocket or TWSocketServer for now, it would be to complex at
this stage).
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