Hi, I am wanting send messages out to clients connected to TCPIP sockets. The messages must be responded to within a set time, if not I want to generate a error message that will propagate up through the system. At the same time I want to send periodic data messages (polling) to the same clients. So I was planning to use TTimer to time the timeouts and the polling messages. I notice that you can run TTImer a-synchronously. When the timer times out and calls TTimer::Notify() does that halt the execution of the procces and move execution to this method, even with the procces on a blocking read?. If so will it then return to the place it left off? I tried to write a little test and cant make heads or tails of whats going on.. cheers in advance Caius _______________________ CAIUS HOWCROFT 01223 711 788 UK(home) 07977 473 937 UK(mobile) 01223 766 300 UK(Office)
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