Members exposed by TIdFingerServer.
Event |
Description |
Event handler signalled proper to establishing a client connection to the server. | |
Event handler signalled prior to executing a listener thread. | |
Event handler for resolving Finger requests. | |
Represents the event handler for resolving verbose Finger requests. | |
Event handler signalled for establishing new client connections. | |
Event handler signalled when disconnecting the client connection. | |
Event handler for exceptions raised in a peer thread. | |
Event handler for an exception in a listener thread. | |
Represents the current connection status event handler. |
Property |
Description |
Indicates if the server is running and listening for client connections. | |
Container for socket handles allocated by the server. | |
Class reference used to create new executable tasks for client connections to the server. | |
Executable tasks for client connections to the server. | |
Default port number for the server. | |
Indicates if resources in the IOHandler are managed by the server. | |
Indicates if resources in the Scheduler are managed by the server. | |
Identifies a data handler for server socket connections. | |
Represents the IOHandler used by listener threads for the server. | |
Indicates the maximum number of unresolved connection attempts allowed for a server listener thread. | |
Indicates the maximum numer of client connections allowed for the server. | |
Event handler signalled after binding socket handles for listener threads. | |
Indicates reuse of local addresses for listener threads. | |
Identifies the thread-based or fiber-based scheduler used in the server. | |
Specifies the time a server should wait while terminating executable tasks for client connections. | |
Identifies the version number for the Indy component suite. | |
Indy component to receive work mode events for the current object instance. |
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