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DELPHI-KYLIX

Server Side Chat Application with Borland Delphi/Indy, concluded
By: Jacques Noah
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    2006-01-02

    Table of Contents:
  • Server Side Chat Application with Borland Delphi/Indy, concluded
  • Code for connecting clients
  • The heart of the application
  • Code for leaving a chat

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    Server Side Chat Application with Borland Delphi/Indy, concluded - Code for connecting clients


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    The next bit of code gets fired when a client connects. Click on the idtcpserver component and then go to the object inspectors events’ tab and double click on the OnConnect procedure. Now add the following code:

    procedure TForm1.tsConnect(AContext: TIdContext);
        begin
    //tmycontext is the class that holds client info such as nickname, ip etc
            with TMyContext(AContext) do
            begin
    //get time and date that the client connected
                Con := Now;
                if (Connection.Socket <> nil) then
    //get client ip address
                IP :=Connection.Socket.Binding.PeerIP;
    //get client nickname
                Nick := Connection.IOHandler.ReadLn;
                if Nick <> '' then
                begin
    //send a welcome msg to client
                    Connection.IOHandler.WriteLn('Welcome ' + Nick + '!');
    //tell everybody else that he joined
                    BroadcastMsg(Nick + ' just joined!');
                end else
                begin
    //if no nickname is not provided, end connection
                    Connection.IOHandler.WriteLn('No Nick provided! Goodbye.');
                    Connection.Disconnect;
                end;
            end;
        end;

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