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Hallo.....I have programmed with winsock for a while, but now I have set my
eyes on Inet, but I'm totally blank........a few questions ??

Inet1.Protocol = icFTP.......... ............I can see what this is
Inet1.RemotePor t = Text4.Text..... .... Whats the use ??
Inet1.URL = Text1.Text..... ............... Can this be an IP adresse
Inet1.UserName = Text2.Text..... ...... I guess thats to connect to FTP
Inet1.Password = Text3.Text..... ....... I guess thats to connect to FTP

1. whats puzzles me is : what is in the recieving end of this code...is it
another INET control or what ??

2. Can 2 instances of INET talk together like winsock can ??

3. If yes.......how do you connect the 2 INET controls

Thx in advance


Jul 17 '05 #1
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Steen Gellett wrote:
Hallo.....I have programmed with winsock for a while, but now I have set my
eyes on Inet, but I'm totally blank........a few questions ??

Inet1.Protocol = icFTP.......... ............I can see what this is
Inet1.RemotePor t = Text4.Text..... .... Whats the use ??
Inet1.URL = Text1.Text..... ............... Can this be an IP adresse
Inet1.UserName = Text2.Text..... ...... I guess thats to connect to FTP
Inet1.Password = Text3.Text..... ....... I guess thats to connect to FTP

1. whats puzzles me is : what is in the recieving end of this code...is it
another INET control or what ??

2. Can 2 instances of INET talk together like winsock can ??

3. If yes.......how do you connect the 2 INET controls

Thx in advance


Try searching for inet in the help file

g
z
Jul 17 '05 #2

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Steen Gellett wrote:
Hallo.....I have programmed with winsock for a while, but now I have set my eyes on Inet, but I'm totally blank........a few questions ??

Inet1.Protocol = icFTP.......... ............I can see what this is
Inet1.RemotePor t = Text4.Text..... .... Whats the use ??
Inet1.URL = Text1.Text..... ............... Can this be an IP adresse
Inet1.UserName = Text2.Text..... ...... I guess thats to connect to FTP
Inet1.Password = Text3.Text..... ....... I guess thats to connect to FTP

1. whats puzzles me is : what is in the recieving end of this code...is it another INET control or what ??

2. Can 2 instances of INET talk together like winsock can ??

3. If yes.......how do you connect the 2 INET controls

Thx in advance
Try searching for inet in the help file


What help file is that........... ..???

g
z

Jul 17 '05 #3
>>Try searching for inet in the help file


What help file is that........... ..???

g
z


The one on the menu bar in your IDE. Click HELP then SEARCH

Jul 17 '05 #4
I haven't used the Inet control but your questions
seem to be about ftp.
Inet1.RemotePor t = Text4.Text..... .... Whats the use ??
The remote port, like port 80 for HTML and port 21 (usually)
for FTP.
Inet1.URL = Text1.Text..... ............... Can this be an IP adresse
Yes. Don't you want to connect to a specific FTP site?

1. whats puzzles me is : what is in the recieving end of this code...is it
another INET control or what ??


The server that you're trying to connect with.

Jul 17 '05 #5

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