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TServerClientThread Members

The following tables list the members exposed by TServerClientThread.

 
Name 
Description 
 
This is the overview for the CheckThreadError method overload. 
 
Simulates OnClientRead and OnClientWrite events for the associated server socket. 
 
Removes the thread from the list of active threads maintained by the associated server socket. 
 
Indicates whether the thread should execute again for another client. 
 
Generates an OnClientError event for the associated server socket. 
 
This is Event, a member of class TServerClientThread. 
 
Manages the caching of server client threads and calls the ClientExecute method to run the thread for individual client connections. 
 
Displays an error message using the main VCL thread. 
 
This is ReActivate, a member of class TServerClientThread. 
 
Indicates when the thread is ready to execute. 
 
Name 
Description 
 
Specifies the value returned to other waiting threads when the thread finishes executing. 
 
Indicates whether the thread has been asked to terminate. 
 
Name 
Description 
 
Occurs after the thread's Execute method has returned and before the thread is destroyed. 
 
Name 
Description 
 
Executes the thread when the thread is created with CreateSuspended set to false. 
 
Creates an instance of TServerClientThread
 
Destroys the server client thread object and releases the memory allocated to it. 
 
This is the overview for the Queue method overload. 
 
Remove queued method calls. 
 
Restarts the execution of a suspended thread. 
 
Asynchronously executes a method call within the main thread. 
 
Executes a method call within the main thread. 
 
Pauses a running thread. 
 
This is the overview for the Synchronize method overload. 
 
Signals the thread to terminate by setting the Terminated property to true. 
 
Waits for the thread to terminate and then returns the value of the ReturnValue property. 
 
Name 
Description 
 
Specifies the TServerClientWinSocket object that uses the thread for all reading and writing over the socket connection. 
 
Data 
Points to application-specific data associated with the thread. 
 
Determines whether the thread object is automatically destroyed when the thread terminates. 
 
Determines whether the thread object is automatically destroyed when the thread terminates. 
 
Indicates the thread's handle (Windows only). 
 
Determines whether the thread should be kept in the thread cache maintained by ServerSocket
 
Determines the thread's scheduling priority relative to other threads in the process. 
 
Specifies the TServerWinSocket object that manages all the TServerClientThread objects for its client connections. 
 
Indicates whether a thread is suspended. 
 
Identifies the thread throughout the system. 
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