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I am responsible for porting a Delphi 2007 application to C# and have absolutely no experience with Delphi. I am wondering what is the difference between the two Indy versions Delphi includes - Indy 9 and Indy 10. At this point I don't even know what ...
Started by JimDaniel on
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Indy 10 came out in....
Indy 9 is an old version of Indy library.
Indy Delphi is a library(Tcomponent) for Delphi representing the true power of WinSock.It provides://www.indyproject.org You will find everything you need there.
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Is there a step-by-step guide for install the Indy 10 components in Lazarus?
I have checked out the last snv snapshot at https://svn.atozed.com:444/svn/Indy10 Username: Indy-Public-RO (No password)
Thanks you
Started by Massimo Fazzolari on
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Have you tried: Indy 10 Lazarus/FreePascal Port ?
The wiki contains step by step installation instructions for Windows and Debian/Ubuntu :
INDY with Lazarus
I'm currently trying to get it to work.
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Is it possible to emulate incoming messages using Indy (if it's of any importance: I'm using Indy 10 and Delphi 2009)? I want to be able to create these messages locally and I want Indy to believe that they come from specific clients in the network. All...
Started by Smasher on
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It should be irrelevant to your Indy last gig involved using Indy....
Indy doesn't have any built-in mechanisms for this but thinking off the top of my head I would and connects to your Indy server application to replay messages.
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Hi all! I use the TIdCmdTCPServer component of Indy 10 to realize my client-server application. The problem is that the request from clients can be fairly complicated and that the GUI part of my server application immediately loses responsiveness. From...
Started by Smasher on
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You may be able to confirm....
Until a connection arrives, that thread isn't doing anything at all .
All the listener thread is doing is listening, which is not a CPU-intensive task .
Setting the priority lower for the listening thread won't solve your problem .
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I want to send email to Yahoo mail using Indy. But Yahoo uses 465 port with SSL connection. I don't know how to implement that in my program. I have read about TIdSSLIOHandlerSocketOpenSSL component on internet, but couldn't find such component in Delphi...
Started by Tofig Hasanov on
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I have found that Synapse library is much.
I don't know why they changed the name in Indy 10.
It still uses Open SSL.
This was Indy 8/9.
In Delphi 6/7 the component was called TIdSSLIOHandlerSocket.
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There is a software product called AnyChart which is great for embedding Flashed based charts in web pages. AnyCharts can also export to PNG file format. Here is an example:
<script type="text/javascript" language="javascript"> //<![CDATA[ var...
Started by M Schenkel on
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You don't have to use ....
You could import the Microsoft a new question.
Indy does network protocols.
You may have also noticed that it doesn't parse or display HTML, and it doesn't run Flash, either .
No, Indy does not execute Javascript.
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I'm a C++ programmer, but my question is about the Delphi network socket library Indy.
Essentially as Microsoft crippled raw sockets with WinXP SP2 so that TCP data cannot be sent over them, does this then also apply to Indy? One of my friends recommended...
Started by max tottenham on
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As you can see from the other.
If your looking for more basic Indy, it's architecture is more simpler thus easier to understand.
I use it quite a bit with few problems.
Indy works quite well.
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Since Indy is now built-into the install process of Delphi 2009... is there a proper way to 'remove' it so it can be upgraded to the latest from the SVN repo? There isn't an automated option to remove it as far as I'm aware.
Started by Darian Miller on
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To stop using them.)
Once the Indy components no longer appear on the Tool Palette, the packages no longer appear on the package list, and compiling a project that....
The dcu files for Indy are stored separately from the other Delphi units.
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Hello,
I never liked components for winsock programming,I loved it in its natural way,but today my collegue told me to use Indy for my project.Could you tell me if Indy better alternative for my project? -2 TCP servers,2 TCP clients.4 sockets total -The...
Started by John on
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Yes, Indy, and widely used alternatives available, especially....
The difference is like creation windows using WinApi and simply using TForm .
Yes, Indy is much better because it provides you with consistent abstraction of winsock communication.
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I'm trying to connect to google documents (following Marco Cantu's excellent REST example) but I am getting the following SSL errors:
1) If I use the SSL dlls from openssl-0.9.8i-i386-win32.zip I get the error:
"Could not load SSL library"
2) If I use...
Started by Mattl on
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We produced a Delphi FTP client app a while....
Download from here.
As far as I am aware the more recent versions of Indy work with standard OpenSSL binaries.
To think about updating your copy of Indy and using the most recent OpenSSL DLLs.
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