Working with network connections from Delphi.
The idea of this article is to show you the techniques used to download a page from the Internet, do some page scraping and finally present the information in more "situation-friendly" manner.
Use Delphi (and API) to display the directory structure of a computer and allow a user to select a folder without using the Common Dialog control. Plus: select a printer or network computer.
A free network screen shot grabber application, with source code. Learn how to send / receive raw (binary) data (screen shot JPG images) using TCP connections. ScreenThief is a network application designed to "steal" screen shot images from client computers and display them in one central location (server application).
TNetDrive is a non-visual component that connects a network path to a drive name. Full source code.
In this article we'll examine two Delphi components: TServerSocket and TClientSocket, both designed to let you read and write information over a TCP/IP connection - thus enabling you to write network-aware applications.
How to obtain a computer's IP address by using the Socket API and Delphi Pascal.
In this article, we're going to build a nearly full-featured dial-up application. In the process, we'll demonstrate many of the RAS API features. The finished project can replace Microsoft's Dial-Up Networking application.
In this article, you'll fin out what the RAS is and what you need to use it. RAS lets users at remote locations work as if connected directly to a computer network...
Using WNetOpenEnum and WNetEnumerate to get a list of the computer names from Network Neighborhood
Create a Delphi application that downloads files from the Internet; add an auto-update feature to your programs.
How can a Delphi application tell if the machine is connected to a network under Windows...
How do I map a network drive in Windows?
