I have a lot of reading to do. I never worked with winsock. While I am reading up on it, can you plase give a little example?

Let's say the server uses the pick a color dialog to select a color. How does the client app know that the server picked a color and how does the server pass the result to the client?

Regards,
Neil

>>How do you set up 2 vfp apps so that one is a server and one is a client.
>>How does the client application register itself with the server application so the server knows who to communicate with?
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>You can create a VFP Client-and-Server app using the Winsock TCP controls.
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>One VFP App acts as a server by instantiating a Winsock control and using it to listen on a given port.
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>Another VFP App (as client) connects to the Server via its WinSock control and specifying the HostName and Port # of the Host.
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>When the Server receives a connection request on its "listening port", it creates a connection to that Client by instantiating another Winsock control and "accepting" the connection request. Each connection would add another Winsock control (to an array, for example).
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>The Client(s) and Server can now "talk" via .SendData() and .GetData()